radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
08-01-2003, 03:18 PM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
stupid's truck is damn fast....wickedly fast infact. i've only seen him get on it once but he put about 10 lengths on my truck real quick. Arizona, any details on your truck? seems like there's a really bad *** blown truck from chandler...that you?
08-01-2003, 06:14 PM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
LEATER, nice et 
"***05-27-03 - 12.67 at 105*** Best 60ft so far is 1.70", i missed it when you posted that time i guess, how much boost did you run to get that? what kind of gas, not sure but i think that make you the fastest blower set up, i ran a 12.7 once but it was a real nice night.
"***05-27-03 - 12.67 at 105*** Best 60ft so far is 1.70", i missed it when you posted that time i guess, how much boost did you run to get that? what kind of gas, not sure but i think that make you the fastest blower set up, i ran a 12.7 once but it was a real nice night.
08-01-2003, 08:39 PM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
If you are looking for a kit that needs nothing else besides what it comes with from the manufacturer then go with the Radix. If you don't mind getting LS1 Edit and a torque convertor, the centrifugals can make some serious HP with the right fuel delivery system and some tuning. If this isn't for you definately go with the Radix.
08-01-2003, 11:26 PM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
i want to buy the radix but 5k is alot of money compared to about 2-3k for a procharger. how much work will it take in edit to get the tuning down for a centrifugal?
08-02-2003, 06:58 AM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
If you have the tuning skills,you could buy edit $550 and install big injectors about $800.You are looking at $1350 not counting your time or any misc parts.That figure can grow quickly to the price of a new engine if you only think you have the tuning skills.
08-02-2003, 11:06 PM
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Re: radix, procharger, or whipple s/c whine
damn, i guess ill pass on the ati, i also read on some other page today about how procharger's leak oil from the seal alot, has anyone here had that problem?