Whipple or Procharge
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12-04-2010, 05:00 AM
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Personally I lean towards the Procharger because thats what I own and run, as far as a bunch of un-needed torque down low, can't see the need for it, I am already making 900 ft lbs at 3500 and 780 ft lbs at 3000 with a procharger that everyone claims doesn't make any low end or mid range. As far as looks and customer support, Whipple would win every time but I could give two ****ts about bling. I'm running stainless marine 3's with 5 inch tails too, they have no bling factor either but they don't crack and they last about forever, Smitty
12-04-2010, 05:18 AM
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We have used both, will never use Pro Chargers again even if they gave them away, Whipple's all the way, except for changing synthetic fluid in charger we ran four years running, not one problem.
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Personally I lean towards the Procharger because thats what I own and run, as far as a bunch of un-needed torque down low, can't see the need for it, I am already making 900 ft lbs at 3500 and 780 ft lbs at 3000 with a procharger that everyone claims doesn't make any low end or mid range. As far as looks and customer support, Whipple would win every time but I could give two ****ts about bling. I'm running stainless marine 3's with 5 inch tails too, they have no bling factor either but they don't crack and they last about forever, Smitty
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