Just pulled this off to install a Whipple. I have every nut/bolt bagged and labeled. Was on the car for exactly 6,804.9 miles. I first replaced the oil at 500 miles, per the instructions and then every 3,000 miles after. Will also come with 3 new bottles of oil.
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I currently have everything...
I’m still on a stock clutch with a D1X (about to swap to a whipple Gen 4) and plan on keeping it in until it begins to slip. So far it’s been holding up fine. Daily driven and never launched.
If you can wait it out, next week I’ll be pulling my Stage 2 D1X with red race valve, and UPR catch can. I’ll have it ready to ship in about two weeks. It’s coming off of a 2017.
I’m currently running a procharger with a Reishe 170* thermostat. I was going over my parts list for the Whipple last night and noticed it comes with a 160* thermostat.
Should I just leave the 170* in there or swap out and run the 160* that Whipple supplied?
It would basically be a tuner kit with the red race valve, D1X, and an extra belt. Only thing you would need are injectors and a tune (maybe a BAP too).
I’m not sure how much power I’m making, never had the chance to hit a dyno. I would guess high 700s considering the spin I would get at the top of third. It still has the stock pulley it comes with, which I think is the 4.8”
I contacted Whipple about this today and they mentioned they are working on a tuner kit. Per the salesman I spoke with, he was not sure if they are going to be selling a complete kit at this time. It’ll only be a matter of time that they start selling tuner kits. I’m not 100% sure if they’ll be...
Ordered my Whipple Stage 2 Gen 4 and can’t wait to get it on! Thanks @beefcake for the assistance!
Has anybody else sold their Procharger D1X to go Whipple? If so, any notice in pull in the higher RPM range?
The reason I’m making the switch is because I have an MT82 and felt like the D1X was...