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Old 10-19-2009, 01:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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2.3 or 3.4 whipple

Hey guys finally going to take the plunge and buy a whipple next month for my 04. Question is which one do you go with? My goal is at least 600hp to the tires 650 would be great and still be able to confortabally drive every day if a want. Is bigger better here or is the 2.3 all I need for my goals
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Old 10-19-2009, 03:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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A 2.3L whipple would get you to your goal. A 3.4L would be overkill for the setup you are looking for.
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Old 10-24-2009, 09:07 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I agree with Ponygrrl. 3.4L would be overkill. I have the 3.4L setup. You really don't need any more power for the street. IMO Can't get it to the ground.
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Hey guys finally going to take the plunge and buy a whipple next month for my 04. Question is which one do you go with? My goal is at least 600hp to the tires 650 would be great and still be able to confortabally drive every day if a want. Is bigger better here or is the 2.3 all I need for my goals
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Old 10-25-2009, 07:03 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Hey guys finally going to take the plunge and buy a whipple next month for my 04. Question is which one do you go with? My goal is at least 600hp to the tires 650 would be great and still be able to confortabally drive every day if a want. Is bigger better here or is the 2.3 all I need for my goals
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Old 10-26-2009, 05:39 AM   #5 (permalink)
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my 2.3 made 684 RWHP without ever touching the 80k mile motor. never done so much as removed the valve covers. I would just recommend LTs if you don't have them already. I did the accufab TB, 3.0 pulley for daily, which is still over 650. and the 2.75 did the 684 and my twin GT pumps with modded FPDM didn't keep up above 5000 RPM so I had to shut it down. I'm running an SCT MAF and a good dyno tune by HP by Hermann. the 2.3 will be very docile on the street, but have some good quality tires all around. don't use DRs to drive on the street with for multiple reasons. I run GY eagle F1 GS D3s and in 4th gear on a warm day at 2000 RPM with the street tune on the 3.0 (right around 600) I can't keep the tires under it if I just roll into the throttle, it spins scary thing at that speed. your going to have to completely relearn how to respect and drive your cars new found power. I don't car who says it, but 600 ponies is nothing to sneeze at.
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What about the 3.4l crusher kit for the GT500..it has my attention right now, but reviews of any kind would help me make up my mind, thanks.
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I would say 3.4, barely costs more, better power potential and looks sexy!
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What about the 3.4l crusher kit for the GT500..it has my attention right now, but reviews of any kind would help me make up my mind, thanks.
As of right now, we personally don't have any reviews as we have gone a slightly different route with our GT500. The Ford Racing Cobra Jet picked up 40hp at the same boost lever when switching to the crusher, and that was with a restrictive Cobra Jet throttle body. Using the monoblade would have netted larger gains, but Ford Racing has also gone a slightly different route with their Cobra Jet at this time.

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What was that massive 4.0l I saw today on youtube!! WoW
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