Every one with a Whipple
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From: New Orleans
Originally Posted by nuclearthreat54
How loud is the whine?
and these two are the ones closest to the firewall. I can't even see inside the damn hole's but I know the ground strap and porcelin is stuck and I did follow the TBS however I used PB Blaster.The whipple is a nice high quality kit and it's a fairly easy to install provided you don't break any plugs.
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From: Fairbanks, Alaska
You wouldn't know it is there until you decide to get on it. You'll here the intake start sucking air a little before hearing the blower kick in. Once you get on it though, it speaks up pretty well. While I was towing a trailer from Vegas to Alaska, I had to pass through three major mountain ranges. After the first one, we got some ear plugs for the next big climb.
It is plenty audible from the outside as well. We would cruise the strip in Las Vegas and when we'd see a group of girls, I'd rev it up a few times to whistle at them. Got a lot of good responses doing that.
The whine is a lot louder on the drivers side than the passanger side.
If you don't love the sound of it, there is something wrong with you.
It is plenty audible from the outside as well. We would cruise the strip in Las Vegas and when we'd see a group of girls, I'd rev it up a few times to whistle at them. Got a lot of good responses doing that.
The whine is a lot louder on the drivers side than the passanger side.If you don't love the sound of it, there is something wrong with you.
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From: Broward County, FL
Originally Posted by 05RoushMarkLT
You wouldn't know it is there until you decide to get on it. You'll here the intake start sucking air a little before hearing the blower kick in. Once you get on it though, it speaks up pretty well. While I was towing a trailer from Vegas to Alaska, I had to pass through three major mountain ranges. After the first one, we got some ear plugs for the next big climb.
It is plenty audible from the outside as well. We would cruise the strip in Las Vegas and when we'd see a group of girls, I'd rev it up a few times to whistle at them. Got a lot of good responses doing that. The whine is a lot louder on the drivers side than the passanger side.
If you don't love the sound of it, there is something wrong with you.
It is plenty audible from the outside as well. We would cruise the strip in Las Vegas and when we'd see a group of girls, I'd rev it up a few times to whistle at them. Got a lot of good responses doing that.
The whine is a lot louder on the drivers side than the passanger side.If you don't love the sound of it, there is something wrong with you.
Also, 04LARIATXCAB, sorry to hear bout your spark plug troubles. Seems like those little buggers give everyone problems
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From: Fairbanks, Alaska
Originally Posted by nuclearthreat54
Thats exactly what I wanted to hear. Thanks! Im starting to save up money for my Whipple so I cant wait.
The real problem with the whine is that it isn't there all the time. You have to get the RPM's up to hear it, so gas mileage goes to crap.
Originally Posted by whitexlt1
05RoushMarkLT, you have one of the nicest trucks on the site! Looks great...I don't know if I could handle that much power
