Hank36

Anybody running whipples on there 496 H.O's???Just wondering how your engines are doing and if it's a good investment ?Thanks,Hank35

I DIG IT !!

I have had a Whipple on my stock 496 for over 100hr and 3 years. There not for everyone and the 496 is not the best powerplant to put one on. But it can live and can be done. I love the Whipple and power is sweet.

LAKESIDE RESTORATIONS

I agree. I ran one personally & have done others. They can run quite well if set up right. The downside is they are costly & if you do want to play it as safe as possible then upgrading the insides is an extra expense. But they can be reliable without replacing the internals. But no arguing that Better insides are better.. Jamie / Lakeside

Hank36

Thanks for the reply Guy's!!I guess I'll just keep the stock set up on my 35.

JRalston

Jamie, what kind of power are you seeing with them on stock HO's

live wire

I have a little over 250 hrs on mine with zero problems...Love it

And as far as HP ,I would say 625ish is about right

prholley

Does the whipple kit for the 496 require more room under the hatch, forward and height?

LAKESIDE RESTORATIONS

The height is the same. If my memory is correct The forward clearance is about another 2" or so.. Jamie / Lakeside

verbi69

Do all the pullies get changed out when adding a whipple to add to that 2" more in length????
If not then should it not be the same overall lenth??

Smitty

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The key to reliability is in the setup. Whipple kits are the most complete and when setup per Dustins instructions, you should have many trouble free hours of fun.