RE: Subject: RE: Answer from Whipple for the 4.7

From: Stlaurent Mr Steven (STLAURENTS@mctssa.usmc.mil)
Date: Wed Dec 27 2000 - 14:47:26 EST


Jeff, sorry. I will eat my shorts on this one. After a lengthy research of
a twin root blower unit for the 4.7, I finally researched enough to provide
the final answer. "It was Lysholm that granted licenses to both Whipple and
Eaton on the root screw technology. The Lysholm root blower is considered
one of the world's best productive root blower."

Except my apology Jeff. You have one of the best units around.

In STAGE III of my Dakota modifications plans, it calls for a SC unit to
produce only 40 percent power.

Are cranking 335HP/375lb of TQ from the crank? What is your rwhp/rwtq from
the original stock rwhp/rwtq?

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Steven St.Laurent
Test Engineer
Test Branch, GSD, MCTSSA
MARCORSYSCOM, USMC
760-725-2506 (DSN 365-2506)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Crook [mailto:Jeff.Crook@ecitelebn.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 11:15 AM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: Subject: RE: DML: Answer from Whipple for the 4.7

Steve St. L wrote
"Kenne Bell is a cheap Swedish twin root blower. Believe me, if you see the
cost on that item from the homeland of Sweden, if you make you cry to what
Kenne is charging.
The output is only 60hp for a 6psi. Not much for 5K worth of George
Washington paper. "

I reply
Steve I've posted and sent you my dyno results showing 80 hp gain AT THE
REAR WHEELS
which is about ~~100 hp @ flywheel.. What is your bias against Kenne-Bell
that you rag on it so bad?? When you finally get a S/C if ever), then you
can debate as to which one is better, but for now , mine's on, running and
KICKING ASS IN TAMPA FLA. and you're blowin' hot air on a message board.

Black 00 CC 4.7 auto 2wd 3.93 LSD gears
Largo, Fla ( near Tampa )
Kenne-Bell Supercharger 6 1/2 lbs boost
K & N filter, 180 thermostat, Autolite 3923 plugs
Mobil-1 Synth in engine, Amsoil Synth in Rear end
Fittipaldi "Tubolare" rims, Bridgestone Potena 255-50ZR17 tires
Hotchkis suspension, w/ Bilstein shocks
Reflexion Cowl-Induction hood, Street Scene grill and valence inserts
(powder coated black)
Mopar fender flares,Tinted windows, Painted Pin-Stripes, Vent-Visors, Misc
other visual stuff



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