Whipple blower snout fix
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From: Tennessee
Nice job Tyson. Here are some shots of the ones I built a few years ago. I have done quite a few for other people and have had great luck with them. I made these out of 300M and made them considerably larger at the end near the bolt. I also carried some of the thickness through the middle where the stock one was necked down. Like you, I went to some different bearings. Didn't mean to hijack, sorry.
Eddie
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From: Frankfort,ill
If i can't break them, they are bullet proof
Hey BIG Daddy thats SKATER Bro Jimmy Lees line
then again those PSI are bullet proof LMAO
ROCK ON Tyson !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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From: Frankfort,ill
[QUOTE=HotPursuit;2777461]Wow I was assured whipples NEVER break!!
10 yrs running 1471s with one rebuild and never a failure.
Something to be said about old school. Nice upgrade
Wow I was assured whipples NEVER break
OH PHUCH poor Dusty


I told ya BIG Daddy 10.0 s
10 yrs running 1471s with one rebuild and never a failure.
Something to be said about old school. Nice upgrade
Wow I was assured whipples NEVER break
OH PHUCH poor Dusty



I told ya BIG Daddy 10.0 s
#19
Actually it's PEEK plastic with carbon fill. This is what ours is as well. You can't interchange them either, different dimensions. If you use Merc's with our SC's, you'll break them because you don't have enough depth on the dows.
#20
Those POS plastic pieces are PEEK plastic with 30% carbon fill. Your not going to break these. The one's you broke previsiouly was made of Grivilory HTV with glass fill. Nobody has broken the PEEK units to date, which is just over a year now. They have a P scribed in them so you know the difference. You had both Lysholm (lower grade plastic) and then our Grivilory break, not the PEEK. Also, we installed longer dow pins on your drives to get equal torque distribution.




