I DIG IT !!

Whipple all the way. 5 liters !!!!!!

JollyJohnny

Definatly PSI, they are proven. Whipple still is working on thier Research and Design, a couple of the kinks to work out.

mike tkach

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i disagree,the psi or the whipple take way less power to operate,than a roots blower.less parasitic loss equils more crankshaft power.the best roots blower eats up way more power than a psi 206d,and generates a lot more heat in the intake charge.

Dan Adams

Ok, say you go with the Whipples. Next question, carbs on top or throttle body and fuel injection?

SHAWN DAVIS

Either one works good, we ran Whipple R980 and A980 on my drag car, now PSI. and got a couple boats with R980's. Dont have to turn the whipple as hard, if you are talking about the old ones. The PSI is about 30 lbs lighter and looks better.
I like carbs because I can fix those and dont have to mess with calibrations.

GLH

It's all good as long as you;

"Run some boost through them biatches"

This was the first opinion I read on this board and is still the best, funniest and most expensive one I have gotten!

Whipple Charged

On common marine engines, below 1600hp, they will take close to the same power, but have cooler temps. Ours makes far more low end torque and has significantly better fuel/air distribution and idle characteristics. You can't idle a 7.5L PSI gas version down to 800rpm. Not that many want too, but we have plenty that do.

Whipple Charged

Ya, thats really, really not true. We had to open up some clearance for applications that don't run the fuel through the SC so now we have "dry" and "wet" clearances. We also have "race" and "pleasure".

Whipple Charged

Rear entry EFI is by far the best. Rotors are sealed 360deg with no leak path.

PSI's housing design is horrible, the inlet is 100% wrong for performance, which is why everyone in the drag world modifies them. Rotors need to be sealed as they move air through the housing. Compression is increasing as the air moves axially through the housing, therefore you lose compression and airflow as the rotor goes by the open portion of the housing.

fountainfan42

[QUOTE=scoop123;3020009[B]]I currently have PSI's[/B]. They take alot of HP to work..

you made the right choice and dont change a thing