I agree with you on the whipple. Best bang for the buck IMHO. I'm happy in the 600-650whp range on the street and for that the Whipple 2.3 Gen 2 with a 3" or 3.5" upper pulley will get you there. 60 lb injectors and GT supercar pumps still work here.
2004 CO Vert. Cobra 528/521 93oct tune w/ steggy ported Eaton, 2.8 upper, 4lb lower, BA2600 Maf, twinn 340LPH fuel pump w/ modified FPDM, 60lb injectors, Accufab single blade, 6" K&N filter w/ adapter,Stock intake tube, long tubes, catted mid-pipe, stinger cat-back, 170* Stat. Car has 33k miles on it, and doesn't get drove much. My next mods will be a LMPF heat exchanger and intercooler, head coolant mod, JLT cold air tube.
😁 When I got my Termi a year or so ago, I watched every single one of your videos, Just wanted to thank you and wish my blessings. Hoping for more awesome stuff to come. Would def consider you a big helper to new owners. Just know we all appreciate you for your content brotha. 😁
Mine put down 483 with a 2.76 / exhaust / JLT on the un ported Eaton. Really fun at this level but my goal the whole time when getting a Terminator was for 650. Been fighting this internal battler forever of which blower to get. In the end I think I'm just going to go with the Whipple 2.9 non crusher. Should not have to many issues getting to 650 on 93 pump gas.
@@Intervention302 That’s the conclusion I’m coming to after being dead set on a VMP GEN3R but not a fan of beating the coolant crossover and their reluctance to put out numbers on the GEN3R on the Cobras is as concerning as it was for the Gen3. Just seems like the power is there with the Whipples.
Without the bias. They are all good superchargers. They are all within 10-15% final power output. I just like the continued updates and support of the Whipple
@@Intervention302 I’m up in Canada and at much higher elevations. My 04 is with the mechanic now getting the Gen5 3.0 with a return system on E85. I’m pretty excited to see what it makes. Your pullied to whipple video has been so fun to watch and keeps me motivated to make more power!
The Terminator never fails to impress! I'm happy with my setup (for now)...600-ish rwhp on 17psi with the 2.9L Whipple and supporting mods, 700-ish with 22psi and ms109. I have thought about getting some bigger injectors and running E85 but the availability of E85 is the issue.
Mine made 464/493 with Billetflow 2.76 upper, Metco underdrive pulleys, JLT intake, 95mm MAF, AFCO dual pass H/E, and SLP LM cat back. Pump 93 on max but safe tune.
I made 453/468 on a 2.70 pulley, intake, exhaust, accufab sbtb and 60# injectors. Had to drive the car to get tuned about 2 hours and it was 80 degrees when I got it tuned. Not sure if the blower was hot but I still happy with the numbers. Might have to do the pumps and heat exchanger next as I may put a 2.2 KB on it soon
@@Intervention302 oh for sure there is. I’m in California though, makes it hard to want to dive into heavy modifications though, Dont want to have to revert everything back to stock due to a state ref
I'm watching this, wanting the 700hp, sitting whippled with the dual GT pumps, 20lbs of boost and 60# injectors, 552HP :( i only have the 2.3 whipple though
Are you on 91/93? I’ve read of many 2.3 whipple making 580-600 with 17 psi I know 20/21 psi an some torco will net you around 650+ depending on the torco
It's just set to all automatic, recommended settings. Talk to RUclips, they take home 45% of that. They tried putting something like 30 ads in my 1hr video.
just bought an 03 satin silver 10th anniversary, i cant find a write up the GT Supercar pumps and 60lb injectors, do you know of any good resources for this fuel upgrade? My eaton is ported as a 2.76 pulley according to the previous owner. I dont want to run my car lean and want to get a wideband AFR setup installed and have the fuel system upgrade done, what wideband setup do you recommend?
i know the whipples were mean’t for the cobra’s on the new edge mustangs. but what if i wanted to whipple 2.9l Gen 4 supercharge my 01 GT? should i build my motor to handle the power so i don’t blow it? i have seen some 2v GT’s with whipples but they always went with the 2.3l whipple making around 550whp i want to make more while sticking with my 2v
There is a kit that allows use of terminator blowers on the 2v. Look into that and go with a gen3r tvs not a 2.9 Whipple you'll make more power and torque and more average power over a 2.9 all things equal.
@@shnoopydoopy6707you don't need a full return style fuel system to run torco that is what he means by easier lol. Also you'll get same mpg as straight 93 whereas e85 will get 30+% lower if that matters. 93 with a booster is like middle of the road between 93 and e85. You'll make a decent bit more than just 93 and can be more aggressive with boost but not as much as with e85.
If you watch the outlaw street racers on dsc, you would never want to use nitrous. On almost every show there are a couple of cars that blow up their engines using nitrous. Stick with boost, you and your car will live longer!
@@tomkjr1 Yea im not big on nitrous, i thought about it with my impala but its 11.5:1 and buying a kit for a 25 or 50 shot which is probably the safe zone is kind of pointless. However a 75 wet shot would probably be plenty safe on e85 but i dont now how difficult and reliable a wet shot would be on a Direct injection motor
@@Nicecardude100 Yeah, it's a dangerous balancing act for sure. Lots of things to go wrong...leaks, bottle pressure & temperature, solenoid failure, etc. Just sitting on the line too long at a dig race can cause your manifold to fill up with nitrous and blow when you hit the gas. Boost is better and you have many choices too.
@@tomkjr1 ive never used it but its just like anything else it has to be installed correctly and tuned correctly and you cant cheap out on the kit and your fuel upgrades. I beleive that is why there are failures on nitrous is due to improper install, improper tuning or cheaping out on the kit and the fuel upgrades or some combination of these things. People use nitrous on top of ported eaton setups with great results on these cars have been for years it actually cools them down alot and many use a shot just for that alone. Alot of guys blow their engines with blowers and turbos too if they cheap out or install incorrectly or have a dangerously aggressive tune etc. I would rather just slap a blower on and not deal with it but many people have good results on nitrous as well. People think of it as this stuff that will blow your motor it really isnt any more unsafe than any other forced induction its almost always user error to some degree OR its just guys at the track pushing the envelope too far. Just my .02
Regarding the the 5th and 6th gear pulls I had some questions. Is it probably easier to message you on Instagram? We may have talked before - @Everlasting_SVT-. Thanks!
I agree with you on the whipple. Best bang for the buck IMHO. I'm happy in the 600-650whp range on the street and for that the Whipple 2.3 Gen 2 with a 3" or 3.5" upper pulley will get you there. 60 lb injectors and GT supercar pumps still work here.
Those wheels are the greatest on this car wow !
Yea they do look pretty nice!
2004 CO Vert. Cobra 528/521 93oct tune w/ steggy ported Eaton, 2.8 upper, 4lb lower, BA2600 Maf, twinn 340LPH fuel pump w/ modified FPDM, 60lb injectors, Accufab single blade, 6" K&N filter w/ adapter,Stock intake tube, long tubes, catted mid-pipe, stinger cat-back, 170* Stat. Car has 33k miles on it, and doesn't get drove much. My next mods will be a LMPF heat exchanger and intercooler, head coolant mod, JLT cold air tube.
damn my 03 made 488/480 with just intake, 2.8 pulley, idlers, and orx with catback back in the day.
i still had about 7-9% fuel duty cycle left.
What's orx ?
@@sergiodoordie319 offroad x pipe I'm assuming
😁 When I got my Termi a year or so ago, I watched every single one of your videos, Just wanted to thank you and wish my blessings. Hoping for more awesome stuff to come. Would def consider you a big helper to new owners. Just know we all appreciate you for your content brotha. 😁
Awesome! Thank you!
Mine put down 483 with a 2.76 / exhaust / JLT on the un ported Eaton. Really fun at this level but my goal the whole time when getting a Terminator was for 650. Been fighting this internal battler forever of which blower to get. In the end I think I'm just going to go with the Whipple 2.9 non crusher. Should not have to many issues getting to 650 on 93 pump gas.
Whipple 2.9 is the way to go.
@@Intervention302 That’s the conclusion I’m coming to after being dead set on a VMP GEN3R but not a fan of beating the coolant crossover and their reluctance to put out numbers on the GEN3R on the Cobras is as concerning as it was for the Gen3. Just seems like the power is there with the Whipples.
Without the bias. They are all good superchargers. They are all within 10-15% final power output. I just like the continued updates and support of the Whipple
@@Intervention302 agreed
@Lethal Venom did you make 483 whp with stock Headers or what Long Tubes did you have when you made 483 on stock Eaton?
Your videos are priceless man, keep ‘em comin!
I don't know about priceless. But I'm trying haha.
I'm running out of ideas for good content during the winter when the car is away
@@Intervention302 I’m up in Canada and at much higher elevations. My 04 is with the mechanic now getting the Gen5 3.0 with a return system on E85. I’m pretty excited to see what it makes. Your pullied to whipple video has been so fun to watch and keeps me motivated to make more power!
The Terminator never fails to impress! I'm happy with my setup (for now)...600-ish rwhp on 17psi with the 2.9L Whipple and supporting mods, 700-ish with 22psi and ms109. I have thought about getting some bigger injectors and running E85 but the availability of E85 is the issue.
I’d like to buy one already built pretty good that makes about 600-700whp. Are they out there for under 30k ?
Don’t own a Cobra but still a fan of the channel. 🤙🏻
I appreciate that man
Mine made 464/493 with Billetflow 2.76 upper, Metco underdrive pulleys, JLT intake, 95mm MAF, AFCO dual pass H/E, and SLP LM cat back. Pump 93 on max but safe tune.
Awesome video and great info! I just purchased an 03 DSG. I was wondering what car cover you use for your car
California Car Cover
@@Intervention302 thanks! I've been a long time follower and really appreciate your content. Keep em coming!
I made 453/468 on a 2.70 pulley, intake, exhaust, accufab sbtb and 60# injectors. Had to drive the car to get tuned about 2 hours and it was 80 degrees when I got it tuned. Not sure if the blower was hot but I still happy with the numbers. Might have to do the pumps and heat exchanger next as I may put a 2.2 KB on it soon
The 2.2 is definitely the loudest blower. But there are definitely more powerful options to pick from If power output is your goal
@@Intervention302 oh for sure there is. I’m in California though, makes it hard to want to dive into heavy modifications though, Dont want to have to revert everything back to stock due to a state ref
It would be nice if u show the picture of the parts ur talking about for new cobra owners like myself
I'm watching this, wanting the 700hp, sitting whippled with the dual GT pumps, 20lbs of boost and 60# injectors, 552HP :( i only have the 2.3 whipple though
Are you on 91/93? I’ve read of many 2.3 whipple making 580-600 with 17 psi I know 20/21 psi an some torco will net you around 650+ depending on the torco
Love the car man. Makes me miss mine
New autos are really nice though man
What type of rims are those man? They look very nice
I'm researching. I'd prefer the stock SC appearance but we only have 92 octane and no E85 in our area.
Not doing this for money but three ads crammed into a 11 min video 🤑💰
It's just set to all automatic, recommended settings. Talk to RUclips, they take home 45% of that.
They tried putting something like 30 ads in my 1hr video.
@@Intervention302 it just made me laugh. Nice car either way. Im still trying to get my 03 dyno worthy.
I want those wheels!
Man what’s your wheel and tire set up looks bad ass
just bought an 03 satin silver 10th anniversary, i cant find a write up the GT Supercar pumps and 60lb injectors, do you know of any good resources for this fuel upgrade? My eaton is ported as a 2.76 pulley according to the previous owner. I dont want to run my car lean and want to get a wideband AFR setup installed and have the fuel system upgrade done, what wideband setup do you recommend?
Would you recommend this setup with a Whipple 2.3L?
I have an 03 with 105k miles. Stock as of right now besides a straight pipe and jlt intake. I need to find a good tuner so I can start modding my car
Nathan ???
Yellow
i know the whipples were mean’t for the cobra’s on the new edge mustangs. but what if i wanted to whipple 2.9l Gen 4 supercharge my 01 GT? should i build my motor to handle the power so i don’t blow it? i have seen some 2v GT’s with whipples but they always went with the 2.3l whipple making around 550whp i want to make more while sticking with my 2v
There is a kit that allows use of terminator blowers on the 2v. Look into that and go with a gen3r tvs not a 2.9 Whipple you'll make more power and torque and more average power over a 2.9 all things equal.
Looking into these is really making me contemplate selling my procharged GTO for one... Lol...
Do it!
@@rm20235 it's between a cobra, S550 and a C6.
S550's and C6's are a dime a dozen on the road. Terminator all the way. When's the last time you saw cruising around in person?
@@rm20235 A terminator? I see them often I have 3 friends that own them lol...
@dries. Well that's awesome haha!! I never see them except for mine.
Hey can I send you a copy of my dyno sheet and you can tell me why im not making the power i should be with the supporting mods.
Sure find me on IG
whats your break setup ?
So you can do 700wheel completely stock motor?
Easy
How much hp could stock transmission hold up?
Well Mines still alive. Just swapped to the Magnum last week. Held 930whp
@@Intervention302 Hand built...built Ford Tough
Im getting my cobra on Wednesday
That's great man!
I noticed not many cobra owners talk about 100 octane, why is that?
Torco or E85 are the better options most of the time
So would you do torco over e85? is there much of difference in performance between the two?
Torco is much easier. But E85 you'll make much more power with the right boost and fuel system. Much more
@@Intervention302 What do you mean by easier? availability? If so im lucky because theres tons of e85 out here in Oklahoma.
@@shnoopydoopy6707you don't need a full return style fuel system to run torco that is what he means by easier lol. Also you'll get same mpg as straight 93 whereas e85 will get 30+% lower if that matters. 93 with a booster is like middle of the road between 93 and e85. You'll make a decent bit more than just 93 and can be more aggressive with boost but not as much as with e85.
If i put a gen 4 2.9 whipple on my cobra
How much power i can get
Thanks
depnds on boost, which depends on fuel.
Pump = 650
E85 = 800+
So if i wanna use e85
Do l have to add any other support mods ?
Well done how can I get in touch with you
Dm me on IG is fastest
Step 1: have your daddy hand you a company
Man I should charge you rent for me living free in your head!
Its called Nitrogen 2 Oxygen lol. Does a dry shot actually cool the blower?
What's the saying... Bottles are for Babies, real men get blown???
Haha. Let's be real. I'd have blown this thing up years ago if I went N20
If you watch the outlaw street racers on dsc, you would never want to use nitrous. On almost every show there are a couple of cars that blow up their engines using nitrous. Stick with boost, you and your car will live longer!
@@tomkjr1 Yea im not big on nitrous, i thought about it with my impala but its 11.5:1 and buying a kit for a 25 or 50 shot which is probably the safe zone is kind of pointless. However a 75 wet shot would probably be plenty safe on e85 but i dont now how difficult and reliable a wet shot would be on a Direct injection motor
@@Nicecardude100 Yeah, it's a dangerous balancing act for sure. Lots of things to go wrong...leaks, bottle pressure & temperature, solenoid failure, etc. Just sitting on the line too long at a dig race can cause your manifold to fill up with nitrous and blow when you hit the gas. Boost is better and you have many choices too.
@@tomkjr1 ive never used it but its just like anything else it has to be installed correctly and tuned correctly and you cant cheap out on the kit and your fuel upgrades. I beleive that is why there are failures on nitrous is due to improper install, improper tuning or cheaping out on the kit and the fuel upgrades or some combination of these things. People use nitrous on top of ported eaton setups with great results on these cars have been for years it actually cools them down alot and many use a shot just for that alone. Alot of guys blow their engines with blowers and turbos too if they cheap out or install incorrectly or have a dangerously aggressive tune etc. I would rather just slap a blower on and not deal with it but many people have good results on nitrous as well. People think of it as this stuff that will blow your motor it really isnt any more unsafe than any other forced induction its almost always user error to some degree OR its just guys at the track pushing the envelope too far. Just my .02
What car cover is that buddy ?
California Car Cover
@@Intervention302 thanks man
Regarding the the 5th and 6th gear pulls I had some questions. Is it probably easier to message you on Instagram? We may have talked before - @Everlasting_SVT-. Thanks!
IG me
Are you running the stock compression?
Yes