It really is mind boggling that there is literally ONE option for everyone to choose from smfh..... There is such a big market for it I dont get why Magi has been dragging their feet for so long I mean shit I would have bought a new Magi in a heartbeat over the Whipple.
I plan on pushing mine so im sure it will fail smfh. Thats why I love Turbo's they just never seen to give me any isues ever but the blower just comes on so dam hard theyre just isnt a comparison especially when u have to go to a 3800-4000 stall vs the low stall for my Whipple. On the street there just isnt a better option like u stated and it sux!
But I will disagree with u when comparing the 3.0 Whipple to a magi 2650. On 93 octane my cousin made more hp with his Magi than he did the 3.0. It wasnt by much but it did make more power. Takes power to spin it. On E85 it wasnt even close like a 100 hp difference and the 3.0 was the clear winner but not on 93. What are ur experiences with this as im sure uve done countless combos.
It is a love hate with whipple. We do not have another blower on the market anywhere close to performing like the 3.0 and certainly not like the 3.8.
With that being said the failures are frustrating. There have been more quality control issues than just the blowers failing. Issues with cross over cables and or fuel pressure sensors detreating or having some sort of junk in them from factory.
I wish we had another option more competition just pushes the market farther and farther. If maggy or well anyone had an offering competing with Whipple we would see both competing back and forth.
With all that being said when a customer says a time they want to run and I know it is more than the ihi can handle I say well then go Whipple. Whipple has at least been honoring their warranty unlike some other companies.
