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Giving credit to my local dealer here they said they would install anything I wanted but if a repair issue came up I'd have to deal with the manufacture if I went with the Wipple. Plus because of there unfamiliarity with the unit it would cost much more to install because of the added labor. After speaking with the GM certified master technician that is doing my install and learning he'd never installed a Wipple my mind was pretty much made up to go with the Magna Charger.
I don’t have specific needs other than more power and honestly I’m not going to know the difference between the two units. So might as well go with what they are going to stand behind.
Thanks
TAZ (Rick)
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CHarris:
Speed Engineering is at 2545 N Renn Ave in Fresno, CA. 559-348-0200
About the Firehawk... I liked that car a lot but it developed the dreaded cold start piston slap at about 19000 miles which is pretty late. Most cars that had that issue did it from the start or very early on. Also, the TSB on it said it lasts about 30 seconds... Mine would do it for 3 1/2 minutes. Once again the dealership failed to support so I traded it in and got a 2004 GTO. The GTO is much more comfortable. I might be keeping this one!
Cory <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
05 H2 SUV cus. paint, Magnuson SC 6/12lb boost, cowl hood scoop, 12" dash touchscreen, GM elec. fans, HPTuners.com tuning soft., Dynatech headers dual catback exhaust Jet Hot chrome front to back Flowmaster Super 40's, Diamo 8 Karat rims & 325X60-20" Toyo, 4 OEM Captain seats Katzkins leather, rear console computer inside running all AV/NAV etc., Infinity component system 3 amps Tsunami Caps, rear flip down 12" monitor, headrest monitors, overhead console boost, fuel pressure, & A/F ratio gauges
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