Whipple Supercharger Help

iam5011

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Hey all. Bought a used Whipple 2.9 and looks like it was damaged in shipping. Attached a couple pics. Any ideas if this can be fixed, replaced, or any in way salvaged before I beat my head against a wall? Thanks.
 

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If that fitting is the only damage I would Think you can get the parts from Whipple and fix it. I would very closely inspect for any other damage before I put it into service though. If you are not 100% confident in your inspection skills, take to someone that specializes in superchargers/turbos. I suspect if you send it to Whipple they will want to rebuild it.
 

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If that fitting is the only damage I would Think you can get the parts from Whipple and fix it. I would very closely inspect for any other damage before I put it into service though. If you are not 100% confident in your inspection skills, take to someone that specializes in superchargers/turbos. I suspect if you send it to Whipple they will want to rebuild it.
That fitting seems to be the only damage. It was perfectly intact prior to shipping, and everything else seems to still be in good shape. I've reached out to Whipple, hopefully they still have the parts for it. Just going to have to see what they say I guess.
 

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There should be two fittings on the PCV block... appears that both were sheared off during shipment. Gentle work with an e-z out will remove the remaining pieces of the fittings and contact Whipple for replacements, or get a new PCV block with fittings from Whipple.

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Hey @SCGallo2, aren't there just two allen key (hex bolts) retaining that onto the blower? I don't see why the OP can't just remove it?
Yes, he can remove the whole PCV block and replace it if needed. It normally comes pre-installed, and installer adds the fittings during the blower installation.

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You could try a local tuning shop or auto parts store, that part doesn't look patented..
...................( take both pieces )
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You can buy that part from Whipple. It's like $14. Just call them and they can help you out

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I would 100% contact whipple and just get a replacement piece and be done with it

-Fits as it should, as they made it
-Doesn’t work / gets ****ed up, just go right back to whipple
-bet they got it on the shelf
-fast shipping
 

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