3.0L Whipple on a 5.7 e-torque

[Farmer Fran]

Cliff notes... it takes the hemi up 180hp and 160tq to the wheels, claimed. Not too bad, i guess.

It would land in about the middle of a stock SST H.O. and a tuned one.

Whipple Supercharger Wakes Up the Ram 1500 eTorque - MoparInsiders https://share.google/2e3uMk497yHaaEGGO

 

[Farmer Fran]

The crazy thing is the Whipple on the 5.0 Mustang takes it over 800hp

 

[ramffml]

I wouldn't do this without supporting mods. Some guys are fine, but the stock 5.7 does not like boost. 6.2, completely different story.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dodge/comments/17h31pk/57_liter_hemi_after_running_a_whipple/

 

[Wild one]

Whipple Supercharger and eTorque

Hello all, first post to the forum! I am looking into buying a 2019 Ram Rebel 5.7 with the eTorque system in the next few weeks. Along with the truck I am looking at supplementing power with the Whipple 2.9L roots supercharger kit. I decided the truck is a much more useful vehicle than the...

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3.0L Gen 5 whipple blowers are now available

https://www.facebook.com/whipplesuperchargers

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[stevenP]

Sounds like a good way to discover the melting point of aluminum (pistons). Buddy of mine put one on a LS series GM engine, ate #7 piston due to a lean condition. Fuel system wasnt up to the additional HP.

 

[Riccochet]

I wouldn't do this without supporting mods. Some guys are fine, but the stock 5.7 does not like boost. 6.2, completely different story.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dodge/comments/17h31pk/57_liter_hemi_after_running_a_whipple/

Stock internals are good for 5-6 PSI of boost. I ran a whipple on my 2017 1500 for 3 years, no problems. It's all about the tuning to make it safe.

Sure, if you push it, like dude in reddit thread clearly did, you're going to have problems or catastrophic failure.

Direct Connection / Mopar wouldn't unveil or put their stamp of approval and warranty on something that would cause problems. Especially a dealer installed option.