04-06 F150...... Powerworks Magnacharger... Check them out^

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Yup looks like you missed your chance, cheapest one now is $4950

look up cmfperf on ebay , that`s who I bought mine thru
I see that.
 
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I bought mine for $4699 on ebay..
Was shipping included?
 
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Originally Posted by anaheim_drew
Was shipping included?
FREE shipping
 
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Originally Posted by TheGarageMaster
any leads?
On many products the price went up as of March 1,2007.
Like I have said before,I am very pleased with my Powerworks supercharger
Those who live in any state other than California will be very very pleased with Powerworks and the end result which will make me a little

If you are ready to buy, I can point you in the another direction if ebay is not your choice.
 
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Originally Posted by anaheim_drew
On many products the price went up as of March 1,2007.
Like I have said before,I am very pleased with my Powerworks supercharger
Those who live in any state other than California will be very very pleased with Powerworks and the end result which will make me a little

If you are ready to buy, I can point you in the another direction if ebay is not your choice.


oOoOo is that so??
 
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Those Powerworks SC's look really nice, but I would like to know the main reasons that you would choose it over the Whipple?
 
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Originally Posted by MeanGene
Those Powerworks SC's look really nice, but I would like to know the main reasons that you would choose it over the Whipple?

yeah the whipple is a bad ars kit.....
 
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Originally Posted by MeanGene
Those Powerworks SC's look really nice, but I would like to know the main reasons that you would choose it over the Whipple?
I think a better question would be why are you choosing Whipple over Powerworks or any of the other brands available.
 
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Originally Posted by MeanGene
Those Powerworks SC's look really nice, but I would like to know the main reasons that you would choose it over the Whipple?
Easy: price
 
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Originally Posted by Dan99Hawk
Easy: price

Whipple is more then the Powerworks..
 
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Originally Posted by Dan99Hawk
Easy: price
I think they both run around $6000.00, No?

And when comparing the two web sites the Whipple "says" that it makes more power. In addition the Whipple appears to be a little easier to install. So that's why I am asking.
 

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Whipple MSRP
5949.99 Black 6500.00 Polished
394 RWHP 170 RWHP Increase (The "stock" f150 was making 224 RWHP before SC addition)
434 RWTQ 163 RWTQ Increase

PowerWorks MSRP F-force
6200.00 Polished
415 RWHP 143 RWHP Increase (The "stock" f150 was making 271 RWHP before SC addition)
464 RWTQ 154 RWTQ Increase
 

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Originally Posted by MeanGene
Whipple MSRP
5949.99 Black 6500.00 Polished
394 RWHP 170 RWHP Increase (The "stock" f150 was making 224 RWHP before SC addition)
434 RWTQ 163 RWTQ Increase

PowerWorks MSRP F-force
6200.00 Polished
415 RWHP 143 RWHP Increase (The "stock" f150 was making 271 RWHP before SC addition)
464 RWTQ 154 RWTQ Increase

powerworks numbers dont seem right
 
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Old 03-10-2007, 03:37 AM
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powerworks numbers dont seem right
The Powerworks numbers are not right. I would say it is a misprint
 

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Some of the things that I can see, but have not felt, is the way the PowerWorks takes the intake straight in. That seems to be an advantage were the Whipple has to run the intake to the back and make a 180 degree turn. What I don't like about the PW is the shaft down the side and an extra belt in the back. Although that should only have a slight affect on performance.
 


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