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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 05:19 PM
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That's what I'm saying! I would love to see his track times and 0-60.
If you go through his thread he has some of his run videos on there and track slips.
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 05:24 PM
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looks like a beast!!!
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jprevat
If you go through his thread he has some of his run videos on there and track slips.
I'll have to see if I can find it.
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 05:30 PM
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The 2.3L Whipple can make tons of power! Honestly I would suggest you just bolt a Lightning blower onto it. You can make more than enough power to blow the stock motor but still make plenty power safely, it's also a lot cheaper. I did this on my 03 FX4 Supercrew. It was lifted in 38s and was running 12# of boost. It laid down 317RWHP/402RWTQ keep in mind the 38s and 20" wheels "eat" a lot of power so with that being said with stockish sized tires I think(based off other trucks with stock tires) it would be close to 400rwhp. The truck weighted 6800lbs and ran a best of 14.56@91MPH and a best of 2.08 60' You can do a blower swap for 2-3K if you shop around for parts. Your going to really want to install a Shift Kit and Tranny cooler along with all the other mods needed for the L blower swap. Also find a tuner that has tuned many Lightnings and 02/03 Harley's I don't suggest you go to a mustang tuner that claims he can tune trucks. JJ@WMS is who I suggest. Wayne
So what levels of boost would you recommend (wether whipple charger or lightning)
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 06:22 PM
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8-12 with lightning blower, no more than 10 with the Whipple and at only 10 I don't think a Whipple is worth it on a stock N/A motor. Reason being is the Whipple is prone to making as much heat as the lightning so it will make more power at the same boost. Is the Whipple kit for the N/A even intercooler? If not, don't even consider it. You want/NEED a intercooler!

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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 06:30 PM
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8-12 with lightning blower, no more than 10 with the Whipple and at only 10 I don't think a Whipple is worth it on a stock N/A motor. Reason being is the Whipple is prone to making as much heat as the lightning so it will make more power at the same boost. Is the Whipple kit for the N/A even intercooler? If not, don't even consider it. You want/NEED a intercooler! Wayne
I just messaged the guy about the intercooler. I hope it comes with one. I have plans in the future to do forged rods/pistons and once I do that from what I understand the engine can handle up to 25psi. However, you would know better than I would. He just messaged back. He said for $200-$300 he can get one.
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 08:10 PM
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Hat doesn't sound right.

According to Whippl's website they don't even offer a blower for the N/A 99-03 F150's. They offer a blower upgrade for the Lightnings but not for the regular F-150.

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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 08:32 PM
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Hat doesn't sound right. According to Whippl's website they don't even offer a blower for the N/A 99-03 F150's. They offer a blower upgrade for the Lightnings but not for the regular F-150. Wayne
That's what I was thinking but I know they use to make them for 97-03 so maybe he has access to one of those still before they stopped making them???
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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Scarrwarce
That's what I was thinking but I know they use to make them for 97-03 so maybe he has access to one of those still before they stopped making them???
I don't you tell me, your the one that's looking to drop 4K + install on a Whipple you don't even know if it's made or was made.

Look at the big picture, if you wanna go built with a Whipple and all the supporting mods if you don't have 10K to drop you may want to think of something else to do.

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Old Sep 15, 2016 | 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Z7What
I don't you tell me, your the one that's looking to drop 4K + install on a Whipple you don't even know if it's made or was made. Look at the big picture, if you wanna go built with a Whipple and all the supporting mods if you don't have 10K to drop you may want to think of something else to do. Wayne
I'm trying to get all the details. I will get a model number from him and look it up.
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