500EFI Whipple on 454 MPI Mag????
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I found a really, really good deal on a Whipple supercharger for a 500EFI for a 502.
My questions is this... Can I make that charger work on my 454 MAG?
Can I take the parts of this system and add some new whipple components to make it work?
I believe the 500 efi charger is about 8 years old.
And if it can't be done... Anyone out there want to sell me a bolt on supercharger for my 454 MPI MAG?
My questions is this... Can I make that charger work on my 454 MAG?
Can I take the parts of this system and add some new whipple components to make it work?
I believe the 500 efi charger is about 8 years old.
And if it can't be done... Anyone out there want to sell me a bolt on supercharger for my 454 MPI MAG?
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I found a really, really good deal on a Whipple supercharger for a 500EFI for a 502.
My questions is this... Can I make that charger work on my 454 MAG?
Can I take the parts of this system and add some new whipple components to make it work?
I believe the 500 efi charger is about 8 years old.
And if it can't be done... Anyone out there want to sell me a bolt on supercharger for my 454 MPI MAG?
My questions is this... Can I make that charger work on my 454 MAG?
Can I take the parts of this system and add some new whipple components to make it work?
I believe the 500 efi charger is about 8 years old.
And if it can't be done... Anyone out there want to sell me a bolt on supercharger for my 454 MPI MAG?

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Welcome to OSO.
What kind of power are you looking to make? You can try and contact Dustin here on OSO, goes by the name Whipple Charged. Besides having a fuel system that can keep up with the power, you should look into an oil cooler and raw water supply that is up to the task as well. Are you running a standard B1 drive? Full hydraulic steering? I'm asking these questions because every piece of the setup is part of a reliable setup.
Good luck with it.
What kind of power are you looking to make? You can try and contact Dustin here on OSO, goes by the name Whipple Charged. Besides having a fuel system that can keep up with the power, you should look into an oil cooler and raw water supply that is up to the task as well. Are you running a standard B1 drive? Full hydraulic steering? I'm asking these questions because every piece of the setup is part of a reliable setup.
Good luck with it.
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Call again and tell him you are looking to buy 2 new quad rotor whipples for your boat. When he calls back tell him you were just joking, and need help setting up a used whipple
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Welcome to OSO.
What kind of power are you looking to make? You can try and contact Dustin here on OSO, goes by the name Whipple Charged. Besides having a fuel system that can keep up with the power, you should look into an oil cooler and raw water supply that is up to the task as well. Are you running a standard B1 drive? Full hydraulic steering? I'm asking these questions because every piece of the setup is part of a reliable setup.
Good luck with it.
What kind of power are you looking to make? You can try and contact Dustin here on OSO, goes by the name Whipple Charged. Besides having a fuel system that can keep up with the power, you should look into an oil cooler and raw water supply that is up to the task as well. Are you running a standard B1 drive? Full hydraulic steering? I'm asking these questions because every piece of the setup is part of a reliable setup.
Good luck with it.
What kind of power? As much as I can with my current power plant.
Does the MPI MAG not have an oil cooler? Thought it did...
No on the hydraulic steering, it is on the list.
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Not one that is up for 650-750 hp imo. Get hydraulic steering up on your list, It is what I like to call mandatory with this kind of power and speed. What boat are you running?
Last edited by A.O. Razor; 01-18-2012 at 11:17 AM.


