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600sci - Whipple Stage X
My 600sci is down at the Whipple compound...just finishing up on the final stage of the upgrades for the 600sci, 662sci, and 700sci motors. We are calling this Stage X
Motor upgrades: 4.0 Whipple Supercharger Whipple MOAC innercooler KE plate oil cooler Stock heads ported by Chapman Racing Jessel shaft rockers Morel Lifters Custom Whipple Cam Crank triggered ignition with individual coils Callies 1/4 inch stroker crank (540 cu/in) Oliver rods Custom JE pistons (8.2 compression) Dual stage water pump. Whipple PCM re-program We are hoping to make between 1000 and 1050 horsepower with under 10 lbs of boost so as to run on 91 octane 10% ethanol fuel. At this point, the limiting factors will be the heads and stock GM, Gen 6 block. Ahhh well... that will be for another day... A good set of heads and a Dart block at around 565 cu/inches. I will keep you updated. Chris |
Here we go again!!! Looks like another project for the winter. Is 110 the new goal ??? How have things been on the other side of the state??? I hope that work has been good for you. I think that every house in seattle need a new custom deck!!! keep in touch.
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Originally Posted by I DIG IT !!
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Here we go again!!! Looks like another project for the winter. Is 110 the new goal ??? How have things been on the other side of the state??? I hope that work has been good for you. I think that every house in seattle need a new custom deck!!! keep in touch.
Im guessing that the 540 will give me a consistant 4-5 mph over the 502 motor. Work is going good. My company dropped about 40% in buisness between 2008 and 2009. We have come up about 20% for 2010. I think the other 20%, to get us back where we were before... is going to be a few years in the coming. I hope you are busy as well. Chris |
Final dyno results are in on Whipple 600sci Stage X motor:
1067 hp @ 6200 rpm 972 ft/lbs of torque at 3750 rpm torque at 6200 rpm is 903 ft/lbs Wowser!!! I think I am going to have to re-prop. :eek: Chris |
Wow, great numbers! Can the drive stand that for any amount of time? Seems like that would crush anything other than a 6.
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Chris, Great job! Those are some killer numbers!
I'm also impressed with your ignition upgrade. Is your crank triggered CNP ignition running 496 coils without a distributor? Also, what size KE plate cooler do you plan to run? Jon |
Originally Posted by Linster
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Wow, great numbers! Can the drive stand that for any amount of time? Seems like that would crush anything other than a 6.
Slip on that boat is about 10%, and due to me using Merc lab props with such a high x-dimension on my boat... my slip is typically about 14%-19%. The SCX also has a built in drive oil cooler. Chris |
Originally Posted by DesertRage
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Chris, Great job! Those are some killer numbers!
I'm also impressed with your ignition upgrade. Is your crank triggered CNP ignition running 496 coils without a distributor? Also, what size KE plate cooler do you plan to run? Jon The KE oil cooler is a 13 plate. Chris |
That sounds good. I hope that Whipple goes to distributerless on all of its Merc Racing supercharger packages. I hate the idea of going backwards to a distributer just to add a supercharger--the Merc setup looks better.
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