What are the pro's and con's between these two blowers? From what I see the VMP seems to be the best value, but is the Whipple more efficient? Are there any differences in heat, efficiency, etc? I would like to buy a Gen 2R VMP or a 3.4 Whipple in the near future, so I am just doing my research. My power goals would be 600-650 rwhp.
DIfferences between VMP TVS and Whipple
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If all you are looking for is 600-650 go with a vmp gen 2 or even a trinity from a 13/14. No need to waste the money on anything else for that power goal.
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Good response from @SVT_Mill3R. A Whipple 3.4 would be overkill for the power level you're seeking.
Agree with the above. A 13/14 takeoff blower will do that easily
Hell you could do almost 600 with a stock blower if you go max effort, just have it ported with a 2.4 and a 10% along with a bigger TB, CAI and headers, or yeah just get a Trinity TVS and go for 650 super conservative with the right supporting fuel mods and pulley
Bigger is not, always better
2.3,
HP is fun, TQ is way better
2.3,
HP is fun, TQ is way better
If you're only after 650-700rwhp go with a vmp gen IIR. On 91 pump gas my 3.4 feels lazy down low till it can spin up but its a completely different animal on E85. I have plans to build my engine so I bought a blower that ill be able to grow into down the road.
Give 1320 Junkie Performance a call, Jay can probably get you 600-650 out of your stock blower and can easily get it for you out of a Trinity TVS without even stressing it.
Gen 2R for your goals.
-J
-J
by the time you do all that, just get a Gen2R, used
Yep, I still have a nice ported 2R with matching improved Whipple 170.
-J
You able to move on your pricing for the R.
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Yes, PM me if serious. I haven't been actively trying to sell but it's time to move it so someone else can make big powa.
-J
-J
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