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We have all the details on the kit itself. I don't believe it's seen the dyno yet. As I get more info on the testing I'll be more than happy to share it with you guys.You got details and power numbers?
Surely thats hitting the brace when the motor torques?
That will hit the strut tower brace. I added high durometer (hard) motor mounts and my Whipple still tapped on the STB under hard acceleration on the street. I had to lower the motor to over a 1/4"+ gap to avoid touching the STB with the stiff mounts so I could drive hard without touching.Someone in one of the Whipple/Strut tower bar fitment threads said that the engine actually torques down on one side during acceleration so it won't hit.
Just to clarify. The blower will not hit the strut tower brace, even under load. The images we posted are a pre production kit and feature a billet lid. The production models will have a cast lid which will be 1/4” shorter and have clearanced areas cast into it towards the front of the lid. That is the closest point the strut tower brace gets to the blower. Anything behind that point clearance is even better. The kit wil use the BMR engine lowering brackets at a 1/2” drop and will be standard for all 2020 GT500 kits.That will hit the strut tower brace. I added high durometer (hard) motor mounts and my Whipple still tapped on the STB under hard acceleration on the street. I had to lower the motor to over a 1/4"+ gap to avoid touching the STB with the stiff mounts so I could drive hard without touching.
It touched on the driver side where it torques down.
Still great news to see this option for the GT500