I agree! The Whipple tune far exceeds all other tunes. Look at the Flight Control topic. Their tune will make the most power too but you can dial the power down per gear.
I am Roush Phase 1 awesome blower. Every blower has advantages and disadvantages. I could run ANY blower that is made for our car and be happy. Don't read to much into the Fanboys of one blower. I am going Phase 2 after I put some more miles on this car just passed 700 miles on the odometer.
For me this is a very good goal. You can make 900HP but if ya can't get it to stick you have just wasted a butt load of money and less HP cars will be blowing by you while you are spinning tires. :lol:
Whipple's software is really amazing. Get the 132mm TB and 72lb injectors so that you have more flexibility. You can lower the power in all gears if you want. Say you are taking your car to the shop and nervous that they are going to take it for a joy ride. Just lower the power by 25% "I believe that is the most". I think that most people just lower the power for each individual gear. Example, 1st lowered to 25%, 2nd to 15% and the rest pf the gears are normal. Or if you want more power, just swap the pulley and go; no need for a new tune. If seen logs and a whipple's tune is dialed in perfectly. Their tune looks better than my Lund tune. I regret not going with Whipple's tune.
Nahhhh... with the off the shelf Whipple tune and the standard 3.75 pulley that comes with the kit.. you will be right in the neighborhood of that 630rwhp. Give or take 10-20HP. I have the Whipple kit with bigger TB and injectors with the Whipple tune. No headers, just a cat back. I expect to be right around 600-625 to the wheels.
Would need to pulley down a size and add headers. But if you specifically want the 600-630HP range, the kit comes right out of the box right in that range. I'm not saying you can't get more out of it with upgrades if wanted, just saying if OP wants that 600-630HP range.. that kit comes out the box right in that neighborhood. But the phase 2 Roush is pretty dam nice as well. There are several kits that will give you an out of the box starting point right in the range OP is speaking of.
