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lt1z
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I do too. The tcm can be unlocked but the ecm is not unlocked or tunable yet on the new body style 19 V8s using dfm.

Luis Marroquin
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Reviving an old thread with new information directly from whipple...

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Came across this thread and thought it could use an update.  

2019-2020 Silverado and Sierra 5.3L or 6.2L kits are now available in-case anyone looking for information.   

There are 4 different kits available. 2 Complete kits, comes with tuning credits for the ECU and 2 Competition kits, no tuning supplied.  The 5.3L and the 6.2L have their own specific systems available, in either the Complete or the Competition kits. 

Click HERE to learn more about the different system.

 

Thank you,

Ricardo

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Fuelie Enthusiast

Fuelie

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I wonder how long before someone comes out with a tune for it?

I have talked to a couple of guys tuning the new system and they say it is pretty complex.

Tom

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Jbert93 Enthusiast

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Just got the whipple bolted to my 2019 6.2. Install was a PITA but doable. I did the install in stages which allow me to keep use of my daily driver.   Unfortunately, after my first WOT pull I was immediately spoiled. I will never own a NA vehicle again.   

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TNTSierra

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12 hours ago, Jbert93 said:

Just got the whipple bolted to my 2019 6.2. Install was a PITA but doable. I did the install in stages which allow me to keep use of my daily driver.   Unfortunately, after my first WOT pull I was immediately spoiled. I will never own a NA vehicle again.   

Awesome. Do you mind sharing total amount. I am thinking of this or slamming a 350 mag into my boat. That is going to be about $9k

thanks and congrats. 

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On 10/9/2020 at 2:36 AM, Jbert93 said:

Just got the whipple bolted to my 2019 6.2. Install was a PITA but doable. I did the install in stages which allow me to keep use of my daily driver.   Unfortunately, after my first WOT pull I was immediately spoiled. I will never own a NA vehicle again.   

Who tuned it for you..?    I'm interested. 

 

I dont blame you, I have an 03 2500hd with a 408 stroker and a magnuson 2300. The blower made the power unreal..lol.

Jbert93 Enthusiast

Jbert93

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5 hours ago, Flatblack83 said:

Who tuned it for you..?    I'm interested. 

 

I dont blame you, I have an 03 2500hd with a 408 stroker and a magnuson 2300. The blower made the power unreal..lol.

It’s a canned tune from whipple. 

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Jbert93

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On 10/9/2020 at 9:28 AM, TNTSilverado said:

Awesome. Do you mind sharing total amount. I am thinking of this or slamming a 350 mag into my boat. That is going to be about $9k

thanks and congrats. 

6k for the whipple

1,400 for the ECM swap

200 for miscellaneous

= 7,600 

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Flatblack83

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2 minutes ago, Jbert93 said:

It’s a canned tune from whipple. 

How good does it run..?  So you but the hp tuners computer and put whipples tune in it..??  Come with a hand held to do that..?

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Jbert93

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Runs strong. I know I can squeeze more from a custom tune but it’s my daily driver and I am happy with the balance of the whipple tune. Correct. Everything is included in the HP package. Only extra thing you need is an MVI scanner to do an immobilizer relearn(already had one). I purchased an extra ecm for a couple hundred to send in so I could still drive my truck. HP will not send you an unlocked ecm until they receive yours.  

Transient Senior Enthusiast

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Came across this thread and thought it could use an update.  

2019-2020 Silverado and Sierra 5.3L or 6.2L kits are now available in-case anyone looking for information.   

There are 4 different kits available. 2 Complete kits, comes with tuning credits for the ECU and 2 Competition kits, no tuning supplied.  The 5.3L and the 6.2L have their own specific systems available, in either the Complete or the Competition kits. 

Click HERE to learn more about the different system.
 
Thank you,
Ricardo
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How much power is it making at the crank or wheels?

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Fuelie

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On 10/10/2020 at 12:47 PM, lapoolboy said:

Best of luck with that - I hope you have better luck than I did! 

Did you try a Whipple?

If son what problems did you have?

Tom

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