Whipple Version 4.0, pics!






Brief setup is an RHS 427, Mast 305 LS7, Whipple 4.0, Custom dual throttlebody inlet, dual throttlebody controller, HPTuners 2.5bar SD OS.
Made 984rwhp at 6200rpms where we ran into a throttlebody controller issue, this was on 93 octane pump gas (no meth) 11.0:1 AFR and 16degrees of timing. Should make 1000rwhp on pump and we have a meth system just incase
Last edited by ayousef; May 29, 2013 at 09:51 PM.
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Built by New Era Performance in Newyork! The vehicle is still there, getting a few things sorted out and if im lucky ill have a final dyno number by next week
Also, I know nothing about Ethanol, we dont have anything other than good old 93 octane gas at the pump and race fuel at race shops obviously (here in Dubai)
Also, I know nothing about Ethanol, we dont have anything other than good old 93 octane gas at the pump and race fuel at race shops obviously (here in Dubai)
Well you should be able to get E85 its cheaper. Ethanol sensor data just came out for the E67 PCM's which is the ZL1, CTSV and TBSS.
Just got it all working on my ctsv. Might be a option for you.
Just got it all working on my ctsv. Might be a option for you.
we dont even have E85 here, but let me ask you what the deal with is with the sensor data thing I dont get really get it cause I never looked into E85.
Ethanol sensor is basically you can run multiple maps based on the % ethanol content and the tune automatically changes the maps. Example I can run reg unleaded all the way to e85 without a retune because the sensor knows the ethanol percentage and makes the changes.
E85 here is like 76% ethanol or higher depending on what time of year it is. E85 = same as C16 but e85 is $3 gal or lower vs. $13gal
E85 here is like 76% ethanol or higher depending on what time of year it is. E85 = same as C16 but e85 is $3 gal or lower vs. $13gal
We arent spinning it at max rpm but the way it is right now its spinning faster than the COPO camaros if im not mistaken.
I cant imagine what this 4.0 could do with race gas at max blower speed.
Easily one of the best looking Whipple builds I have ever seen.
Awesome attention to detail, love the hard lines
Awesome attention to detail, love the hard lines









