Convert 2 Belt Whipple to 1 Belt
Jun 3, 2005 | 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeGuyver
This is Whipple's answer to me when I asked them Rosscob's question:Michael,
Now what are you trying to do with this are you trying to make it from a 2 belt setup to a single belt that's what it sound like if so it would cost you around 2700.00
Chris Garcia
3292 North Weber Ave.
Fresno, CA 93722
559-442-1261
559-442-4153 Fax
chris@whipplesuperchargers.com
Now what are you trying to do with this are you trying to make it from a 2 belt setup to a single belt that's what it sound like if so it would cost you around 2700.00
Chris Garcia
3292 North Weber Ave.
Fresno, CA 93722
559-442-1261
559-442-4153 Fax
chris@whipplesuperchargers.com
You have got to get to Steve. He is their engineer, not their sales guy. I should be getting mine back sometime next week. Total cost for the conversion = $650. It's still alot, but this way I know it's going to work.
Jun 6, 2005 | 01:40 AM
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[QUOTE=MikeGuyver]
Well I get a kick out of technology applied to the common masses. The software is pretty intuitive. The choices are awesome, and the services offered by this place are great.
Some of the other forums I frequent have used eMachineShop with much success, and also with much failure as well. But most times it was due to bad designs or mis-measurements on the end-users side, ando not the machinests side.
I am looking to purchase a 100cc shifter kart to get back into racing, and plan to revamp many of the pieces using lighter weight components that I will design with their software. It's going to be a fun summer!
Originally Posted by unredeemed
Some of the other forums I frequent have used eMachineShop with much success, and also with much failure as well. But most times it was due to bad designs or mis-measurements on the end-users side, ando not the machinests side.
I am looking to purchase a 100cc shifter kart to get back into racing, and plan to revamp many of the pieces using lighter weight components that I will design with their software. It's going to be a fun summer!
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