S650 Mustang Whipple vs S650 Mustang Roush DYNO Comparison //WHICH supercharger is BEST?

[@THEDriverMod_]

If you OWN a S650, comment your social media on this thread that way you can all connect with each other!

[@sn95_mustang_garage]

The duel throttle bodies on the Roush is so cool. I’d go with that if I had this year Mustang.

[@THEDriverMod_]

That's a good observation. I like the red lid and the dual throttle bodies as well....plus the whine

[@Coyote9smilespergallon]

Stage2 is a much bigger throttle body bigger injectors , stronger fuel pump, more times in the tune etc! There is a definite difference.

[@THEDriverMod_]

I'm aware of most of the differences

[@riley_svt]

@@THEDriverMod_ how can you say you are aware of most of the differences when you stated you dont know and think its marketing?

[@Coyote9smilespergallon]

@@riley_svt exactly

[@stepside2839]

It Use To Be -> with Roush Stage 3 is supercharged - it might have features of other stages or might not. Stage 2 is modified suspension, stronger half-shafts, coolers, etc, but no supercharger. Stage 1 was seats, decals( cuz you know you go faster🤣). No supercharger Phase 1 was an oops with too small of a heat exchanger Phase 2 was bigger heat exchanger called LTR ->Low Temperature Radiator Today.?.. 🤷🏻‍♂ idk

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@stepside2839 who knows what it means today.

[@That_FN_Coyote_Car]

I came here after watching the VMP comparison video, and I have to say, this was a much more balanced and unbiased review. VMP's comparison wasn't nearly as 'apples to apples' as they claimed. This is a great reminder for everyone, always do your own research, and don’t just take a sales pitch at face value. The creator of this video clearly has no vested interest, and that transparency really shines through. It was obvious at several points how Starkey tried to sway opinions and get agreement on his questionable claims. Fantastic video, and the car sounds incredible!

[@THEDriverMod_]

@That_FN_Coyote_Car thanks man! I am a small channel and appreciate you stopping by and providing feedback. It does sound pretty awesome ill agree with you there!

[@achilles405]

Red car has no headers, paper intakes, gonna guess the carbon traps are still there. I would have preferred an even playing field but it was still a good comparison. As an s650 owner, the twin intakes are awesome, its one of the features that gets my car looked at vs most. Gotta go with Roush since it keeps that feature. If whipple or VMP had that I'd be interested in those.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@achilles405 if you watch or listen to the video, or read the video description, yes the red car has completely stock intakes with carbon traps

[@Lundbasefiletooner]

Was not expecting the start of that video....holy crap! That thing sounds WICKED!

[@Artjan1]

Damn that Roush sounds so good!

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@Artjan1 no denying that.... definitely sounds menacing!

[@MrJgrub002]

another quality vid! can't wait to see an update with no carbon filters and exhaust on the roush

[@THEDriverMod_]

@MrJgrub002 we will see what the future owner of the Roush wants to do. Last night further sold him on the car! So any future mods will be up to him

[@MrJgrub002]

@@THEDriverMod_ oh snap! Making room for the GTD huh? 😏 He's gonna be very happy with the car

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@MrJgrub002 yessir. Doing everything I can possible to make it happen!

[@Lundbasefiletooner]

I agree on your stage 1/2 take and the the Roush "Phase 2" is a better comparison to a stage 1 whipple, especially since they both have to play in the CARB restrictions and both having RPMs limited for warranty reasons.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@Lundbasefiletooner great points in deed! Thank you for paying attention!

[@DillRust]

at the end of the day they both make around the same power with the same mods applied I just personally like the roush blower because it keeps the dual inlets which makes the s650 unique.

[@THEDriverMod_]

100% agree. Can't argue with that at all. At the end of the day, real world experience and track times matter. They will both run a similar number with similar mods....only difference is the noise the Roush makes is incredible!

[@Wimya]

Good video dude! Both cars / kits are impressive in my opinion 🤘🏼

[@THEDriverMod_]

@Wimya thank you sir! Agreed..... let's go roast some EVs

[@Wimya]

I’ll be in the area next month, let’s do it! 😈

[@THEDriverMod_]

Keep me posted!

[@katkilr7685]

I run a VMP supercharger (gen3) and i am 90% happy with it. But if the car are not the same except the supercharger than the time is NO GOOD period. Now to you people that will say it makes no difference. They why upgrade to them if it makes no difference?

[@timwindsor03]

Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@timwindsor03 thanks tim! You tooo!

[@rw17778]

Comparison seems null when the Whipple car has headers & performance exhaust while the Roush has stock exhaust and stock manifolds. Definitely not apples to apples comparison! Was the tune on the Whipple car custom tune OR the base Whipple (warranty) tune? The Roush seemed to be the base conservative Roush (warranty) tune.. What size pulley did each car have?

[@THEDriverMod_]

While this wasn't the best apples to apples comparison that there possibly could be....this has been the closest one out there due to soo many other variables being taken out of the equation....same fuel, same dyno, same heat and humidity

[@sd24734]

Since it was the stage 2 Whipple it is a Whipple tune just not the same tune on the stage 1 that comes with the warranty you can't get a warranty with the stage 2 tune.

[@NickVazquez_5.2]

Roush looks so much cooler

[@THEDriverMod_]

@NickVazquez_5.2 i agree on that and sounds cooler too

[@THEDriverMod_]

@L8R-HP the Roush made more power on its second pull 5 or so minutes after the 1st. Explain the heat soak please

[@THEDriverMod_]

🦗🦗🦗

[@race-ist5point0]

The Difference is the +60HP for LTH, and +35HP X-pipe cat back. Good comparison 👍🏾

[@THEDriverMod_]

I think that's a slight exaggeration 😂

[@race-ist5point0]

@THEDriverMod_ Only if the LTH and exhaust make no HP gains -- which is scientifically and mechanically impossible 😎

[@peppers1331]

@@race-ist5point0it’s like 30-40 from headers and 0 from x pipe you moron 😂😂

[@onlytixer]

​@THEDriverMod_ for some things yeah. Long tube give close to 50 gain and h pipes or x pipes gives close to 10-16 around there it's been proven already.

[@EugeneKhom]

Alright, let's hit the road course and see how fast you can go with the same tires and mods. Cool video!

[@THEDriverMod_]

Let's do it! ......1 lap in.....awwww man, I'm in limp mode because of my oil temp! Dang it...

[@fiveoh-steveo3464]

Would be a better comparison if you used cars that were both modified the same. Both should've had headers with high flow cats. Either way, great numbers from both.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Agreed, exactly why I put the expectations like I did at the beginning. Same fuel, same transmission, same rear diff ratio, same dyno, same conditions(pulls done within an hour of eachother)... doesn't get much close than that

[@larryhendrix5504]

Dude in the green shirt of arrogant. It’s a put off. Give me the roush

[@mauriceaucoin1368]

S/o to Justin @VMP for supporting his brand and whipple with that being said, The new Roush 2650 blower is a slightly better product in my personal opinion.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Why do you personal think the Roush is slightly better? I'd love to hear your thoughts

[@mauriceaucoin1368]

@@THEDriverMod_ Its the root style blower that will always have the upper hand on the twin-screw when dealing with a stock motor out of the box. In my personal opinion the root style blower will deliver power more effectively off the line. When you look at some of the fastest oem American cars (Vette/Gt500) they all run the root style blowers from factory. The twin-screw blower would be perfect for a 1/2 mile car. For the average buyer the root style blower will satisfy the majority 0-150mh runs. For someone who's chasing high MH on a built motor will benefit more from the whipple or odin. Nothing against whipple its still a great option but for street, dig, 1/4 mile runs the roush is just a better performer, especially when you can control the heat soaking. Whipple offers a more complete kit out of the box too.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@mauriceaucoin1368 i havnt had any heat soaking issues so far with the Roush

[@hds8182]

Does the roush supercharger work with the k&n intakes? Asking because im looking to get the roush and i feel it would be awesome with the k&n typhoons i already have on

[@THEDriverMod_]

I am not sure if it would or not. I still have the stock intakes. I personally think the Roush see through lids with their red filters looks better than the K&N set up.

[@Lundbasefiletooner]

The shop neighbors musta loved you guys last night lol I can't get over the Roush whine. All things considered, the fact the roush had the most restrictive intake and exhaust, is a smaller displacement, at the same boost level and was ONLY 60hp down.... I can't say I'm disappointed with the Roush at all. Put some high flow filters, ditch the carbon traps, active mufflers and some long tubes, re run it with all things the same again and see where things end up.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@Lundbasefiletooner I'm sure they are used to it by now.....

[@Artjan1]

Do you think running some drag radials like the nitto nt555r2 on stock PP 9.5 wheels (275/40/19) will handle this kind of power? Im most likely going to go with the roush supercharger but i really like my stock PP bronze wheels that came with the car. Thanks in advance your content is awesome!

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@Artjan1 i unfortunately don't know the answer to your question. It could work just fine on one surface and not on another. Hard to say

[@THEDriverMod_]

@xxdee1nonlyxx thanks for the feedback though, I appreciate it.

[@mikemcghee2460]

I love the wheels on the red one. What and who are they?

[@THEDriverMod_]

@mikemcghee2460 thank you! www.ekwstore.com and use code TDM10 for 10% off too!

[@nickb289]

Magnuson vs Whipple. The “TVS” has a twisted rotor pack, otherwise known as a twin screw style same as Whipple. Now we know why VMP had to switch to Whipple superchargers.

[@THEDriverMod_]

They had to switch.... but for other reasons

[@Reecesavage-Alwayswin]

Will the new roush blower fit on the 24 f150s?

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@Reecesavage-Alwayswin fit .....yes..... tuning, that's another story

[@sergebasque8460]

Remove the longtube and stop the rpm at 7300 to make it fair, like the Roush supercharger is tune at from Roush. Nice hp&tq. So it is a much cooler at night for the vmp car making some extra hp.😊

[@THEDriverMod_]

The Roush and the Whipple pulls were both done with in the same hour of each other, roughly 7-8pm....I would say the difference in the temp may have been a degree 2. The whipple did get to sit longer while the Roush went on the dyno first. Neither of which would make up 60 hp. But all the little things add up

[@sergebasque8460]

@@THEDriverMod_ Let installed the longtube on the Roush with x-pipe and cat- back, just like the VMP has I garanty you you be close to 700hp. Then let bring both car for a 1/4 milles pass with drag tire for bragging rights.😎👍💪😊

[@sd24734]

The obvious differences are the exhaust and carbon traps also I think the Roush tune is way more conservative since it has a warranty.. I think the stage 1 Whipple on a bone stock car would make similar numbers to the Roush setup... The Stage 2 Whipple has a more aggressive tune...

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@sd24734 agreed, that's exactly why there's that big of a difference

[@williamcrook8758]

Love those wheels on the red mustang. I like the Roush for the fact it uses the stock induction & throttle bodies. Dyno numbers are for bragging rights. Don’t mean nothing on the regular street.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@williamcrook8758 Thank you and agreed 100%

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@williamcrook8758 do you have an S650?

[@williamcrook8758]

@THEDriverMod_ No.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@williamcrook8758 gotcha gotcha

[@scalla1384]

I dont think it was nearly as much apples to apples as Justin thinks. Fuel, yeah. But one with paper filters/carbron traps and stock exhaust.... versus better filters, less restrictive flaps and headers. I think the Roush would be within 20hp. Considering the size difference, just shows how well the 2650 still performs.

[@THEDriverMod_]

100% agree. That's why I'm glad i set it up in the beginning like I did. I left yesterday's experience liking the Roush just that much more! Thanks for the feedback and paying attention to the details!

[@scalla1384]

@@THEDriverMod_ I enjoy the content! And we all know, GT350 is still king daddy.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@scalla1384 facts..... there's a reason it's 8.5 years old and still remains NA ....just a raw, real satisfying experience!

[@JJ-ox8jb]

The dual TB looks cool from 20ft away. The Y’d inlet adapter feeding the same PD blower is a red flag

[@THEDriverMod_]

Yea, it looks funky really.

[@joshreynolds729]

Yeah, why even have duel intakes if it's going to y into 1 and ultimately have air doing a hard turn the opposite way your feeding from the other side just to not have a true duel TBs with indipendant intakes such as the roush. Seems to me they didn't want to have to redesign their blower from the gen 3, so instead decided on adapting it to work for the gen 4, and this was the result.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@joshreynolds729 agreed. Roush setup definitely looks 10 times better even with stock AF intakes.

[@joshreynolds729]

@@THEDriverMod_ yeah very true if the whipple had these same qualities plus those beautiful intake finished tubes that aren’t heavy rubber and the better filters while taking out those trash carbon filters 😂 it would be the ultimate kit. But the roush the way it is in my opinion is the way to go. 👍🏻

[@PopsGT5.0]

Great Video bro. Let’s try to make the stage 1 vs Roush happen!

[@THEDriverMod_]

@PopsGT5.0 you're on brother! Bring it!

[@NickVazquez_5.2]

That Whipple car sounds like it’s got headers. Definitely helps its case a tad.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@NickVazquez_5.2 it does😆...... with cats though they said

[@Boosted_5.0]

most headers have “highflow” cats, definitely more free flowing and with boost it makes a big difference

[@AndrewBaker302]

Bigger blower with headers wins? Go figure.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@AndrewBaker302 i was actually impressed ot was only a 60hp difference. According to the internet whipple warriors, these kits make 850 to the wheel on "pump gas".....

[@AndrewBaker302]

@THEDriverMod_ Yeah, I got nothing against Whipple. But it does seem like they are a tad salty that there is competition, and their advertising for their kits leaves a bit to be desired. It seemed like it was almost painful for Justin to say anything decent about the Roush. Which is awkward, because he still sells Odin kits. So like he can only shit on his old design so much

[@Jane-justjane]

They are making a lot of horse power but not even near what the older gen coyote will make with what is available tune and blower options

[@THEDriverMod_]

Once tuning is opened, of course they will make more power, especially the Roushbas it is a CARB legal kit.

[@stepside2839]

I’d like to see an overlay of torque between the Roush & Whipple. Also, what were the IATs of each at their best run … cuz, I don’t care about psi I care about density of air.

[@THEDriverMod_]

The whipple handheld couldn't detect the Roush IAT2, on a similar degree day, my IATs on the Roush went from 25 degrees above ambient (109 degrees) to 43 degrees over ambient temp(128 degrees) during my 60-130 pulls.

[@stepside2839]

@@THEDriverMod_ interesting 🤔 I’ve never seen my IATs get more than 10 degrees above ambient and I have a 2019 with the larger heat exchanger. I think the pump may cycle differently but I don’t know. So location location location must make a huge difference. ( in NJ here ) Thanks for your reply

[@THEDriverMod_]

@stepside2839 yea in florida with 90% humidity, 24-26 degrees is normal for IAT2 after yhe blower... my IATs before the blower is usually within 2-5 degrees of ambient. The pump runs aslong as the key is on. This system has the heat exchanger set up of the Odin so it's pretty good i think

[@launchcontrol6438]

Did either car have oil pumo gears?

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@launchcontrol6438 i know my car does not. You'd have to ask VMP about theirs

[@GTFASTBACK]

I’m going with centrifugal, I wanted a whipple but a dual pro charger is where I’m going.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Dual Prochargers???? That would look cool!

[@rattletrapfox1001]

Wowwowowo that Roush is cherrry***

[@backnu]

What's with the strange frame skips? Can you record a video without all the frame jump/skipping?

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@backnu yes, but then it would be 45 minutes long

[@Coyote9smilespergallon]

The Whipple stage2 Does have a warranty it's $500 but I have it on mine!

[@THEDriverMod_]

Interesting

[@ceeztronomis]

That Roush sounds soooo good but that VMP is 💪🏼 strong. I wish you both would have had the same mods equally to fairly compare. Even so, if you can go back in time, would you still choose the Roush over VMP? Did you get the Roush because the warranty option?

[@THEDriverMod_]

@ceeztronomis i wouldn't change my mind. I'll just say I'm excited for what happens in the future! The stage 1 whipple has a warranty too. But if you're worried about warranty, it wouldnt be modifying cars period.....and that's no fun😂

[@THEDriverMod_]

@ceeztronomis like for like mods would be fun and interesting

[@joshmoore1397]

The roush also uses a Eaton rotor pack which is seven plus years old at this point.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@joshmoore1397 correct. I pointed that out at the end and they responded with the head unit only being 5....like that makes a difference

[@joshmoore1397]

@@THEDriverMod_ also a set of LT would really help your car out.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@joshmoore1397 absolutely. I wanted a bare bones, worst case scenario. I'm impressed it only was down 60hp given all the mod differences and Bigger displacement with the whipple

[@joshmoore1397]

@@THEDriverMod_ just proving old text still works really well. And if tuning becomes available it'll be even better.

[@pheonixfps9248]

My argument is and will remain to be, why pay for a less efficient system. On the s550 platform, we got like for like cars, with the whipple system providing more power on the same boost, and a system that doesn't heat soak as quick as any other. We've yet to see this with s650, and thats what we really need to see.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@pheonixfps9248 we just demonstrated the Roush heat soak issues are solved with this generation, Justin even said it in the video himself. 2nd pull actually put down more power than the first, unlike the whipple. The Roush went straight on the dyno after driving back from the gas station to while the whipple was cooling off.

[@pheonixfps9248]

@THEDriverMod_ runs on a dyno are one thing, and it doesn't truly display heatsoak issues. What does is circuit work. I'm a mechanic myself, so i'm not ignoring how much better the systems are, but we still need to see the systems pushed to their limits of when the heatsoak/management is no longer manageable. However, what does make me curious is why vmp dumped magnuson for the s650 and went whipple, or was it more of the fact a bigger name like rousch got involved with magnuson, and magnuson said bye to vmp....I would be very curious to see.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@pheonixfps9248 we will probably never know the truth

[@pheonixfps9248]

@THEDriverMod_ True. I will admit I did become a major fan of the whipple and it's efficiency on the s550, but i'm loosing that with the amount of failures I'm starting to see. I would like to see the current rousch kit offered for the s550, over the VMP

[@pheonixfps9248]

@@THEDriverMod_ could you line up a comparison between the Rousch and the s650 ESS kit when it comes out? I'd love to see that.

[@FlatBedLife717]

Long Tubes and h-pipe for the roush car and unlock the rpm ceiling to match whipples, Roush will dominate the whipple!!

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@FlatBedLife717 i don't know about dominant but it will be much much closer

[@CoyoteCrimeLord]

AMRY here. Yall STILL can’t do an apples for apples comparison can ya?

[@THEDriverMod_]

I mean I guess the only thing I would change to make it "apples to apples" is the mods

[@CoyoteCrimeLord]

@@THEDriverMod_ duh. No shit Sherlock.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@CoyoteCrimeLord definitely looking forward to Alex's view on this. as 'inaccurate" as a test this was as far as the kits themselves go, it does kinda pull the pants down on the whole "whipple stage 2" making 800 wheel on 93 without octane booster.....chickens came home to roost on that one for sure!

[@treehound]

Just to add to the apples to apples convo. Testing the whipple car after dark it’s safe to say it’s ten degrees cooler.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@treehound the Roush pulled were done between 715 and 740 and the Whipple car was done between 740 and 8. Sooo maybe a degree or 2 difference at best

[@onlytixer]

What wheels are those?!?!?

[@THEDriverMod_]

GTD replicalnstyle wheels from www.ekwstore.com and used discount code TDM10 for 10% off

[@mattjingles5758]

The coyote 5.0 is the best sounding V8, I swear.

[@THEDriverMod_]

The Voodoo from the GT350, LT6 from the C8 Z06 and F136 from the 458 Italia would beg to differ. I own both the GT350 and the GT and the Voodoo sounds infinitely better than a Coyote

[@AB-coyote]

The Roush would have closed that power Gap if the Roush tune let it rev.

[@THEDriverMod_]

I think so too

[@mikes1292]

That roush car is bad ass

[@THEDriverMod_]

@mikes1292 I'm partial, but I agree, the Red lid, those Forge GTD style wheels....Carbon wing.... looks great, sounds great.... some improvements and quality issues to correct but it'll get there

[@MrPrime269]

If the whipple car has headers it’s not an apples to apples comparison

[@THEDriverMod_]

@MrPrime269 i agree, this is the most accurate comparison so far on the internet because the same fuel, dyno, correction and weather conditions and I can verify they didn't fluff the numbers with octane booster etc

[@royrauch9775]

You can buy a 2024 supercharged Mustang from Lebanon Ford with 810 HP with a 3 yr., 36,0000mile warantee for $49,995.00!!! AND more HP is available WITHOUT a warrantee!

[@THEDriverMod_]

That's been a thing for years

[@joesikorsky5383]

What happened to your interior? Weight savings?

[@THEDriverMod_]

Sent off to make molds for carbon fiber versions to be made for the future for a brand i work along with for them to sell

[@Subarashii-naniii]

The Whipple car got a free flowing exhaust as well as an aftermarket cai, and your car is restricted in both ends. They played you to get a vid for their channel, sale tactics. I’m sorry though.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@Subarashii-naniii i was the one that asked them if we could do this, I laid it all out at the beginning of the video. It went exactly as I expected. If they want to put there own "spin" on it, they definitely are free to do so.... no one got "played" though.

[@Topofthelinetommy]

Roush Phase 2 is completely marketing tactics. There is no phase 1 and puts down less than whipples stage 1 kit. I just got my Dark Horse last night. I can get a deal on a warrantied whipple vs Roush. Roush is not a warranty its a service contract for additional money thats through the installer. I would be concerned if on the Roush the motor fails and they wont cover it.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@Topofthelinetommy if your worried about who's responsibility it is if something breaks, you bought to much car. Warranty shouldn't be your first reaction to go through.... pay to fix your stuff yourself

[@realshidd3062]

Rush Intakes need to be circumcised 😂🤣jk rush definitely looks cooler 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Youtubelombocustoms50]

For me the roush looks better and a s650 n/a has the twin throttle bodies so for me if I had a s650 go with the roush.. Other wise just keep a s550 and put whipple

[@THEDriverMod_]

It's does look esthetically better for sure. I agree with you there

[@2in_2out]

LOL at which point was the video in anyway comparable. News flash modded whipple car makes more power...shock horror. The Roush kit is equivalent to the stage 1 whipple. And both can have a warranty. This is a Whipple stage 2 kit...with headers, x pipe and intake.

[@Zander13Productions]

😮

[@THEDriverMod_]

Did the results suprise you? How close do you think it would be if the mods were the same, they said it had "cats" but let's be real, I genuinely don't think it did. Put cats on it and it was probably making 14-15psi or so

[@rayiniguez7341]

This is not a valid test. You are not comparing apples to apples based on mods to the vehicles. Justin pushes the VMP/Whipples brand (we all get why) but the black car has headers which he refuses to point out on his own until someone brings it up. It's comical.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Hence why I'm not at all disappointed with this result. Since potential fueling difference was removed from the equation, factor in the bigger blower running the same boost, with headers, active exhaust (which is good for 4-5 on the NA stock cars) hence why the active exhaust cars are rated at 486hp vs non active rated at 480hp and the high flow filters with out carbon traps on the whipple side, 60hp can quickly be widdled down if you do the same mods to the Roush

[@rayiniguez7341]

@@THEDriverMod_ I really think once forced induction is brought into the equation the horsepower differences are far greater with a free-flowing exhaust as opposed to an N/A setup. Boost numbers are also obscured on this test since we all know a free-flowing exhaust will probably drop boost numbers because it has a far less restriction. Remember boost is a measure of restriction. On top of that, VMP needs to sell the VMP/Whipple blowers. Who is to say they were not able to manipulate the results as well. They are automatically biased on this test. A far better test would be one vehicle with the two different blower setups. Not done by VMP and is performed by a neutral shop that has no skin in the game.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@rayiniguez7341 i understand your concern, I was right there with them as we went over the data logs. I'll be doing an outside test as well to verify the results though it will be with a different car, different dyno as i know that's the best way to remove them as a variable. Yes they made 13 psi with a less restrictive exhaust, while I made 13 psi with the most restrictive exhaust there is. It's not purely apples to apples but at least it's not bread vs candy.

[@Chef-James]

Meh. One does this and the other does that. Was getting seasick from the odd camera gyrations.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Unfortunately in this world where everyone wants to knit pick, it's important to put context and expectations. If I would have just posted without the baseline, uniformed individuals would just jump to false conclusions.

[@sea.porsche]

Roush for the win 🏆

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@sea.porsche W for 🇺🇲

[@davidforsman5973]

Why doesn't anyone test H pupes!??

[@THEDriverMod_]

I'll test whatever anyone wants to send me.

[@LIFEof_X]

Put headers on the roush and run it back. Then will really see who comes out on top. I hate how they just glossed over the fact that they had headers instead of telling you up front when you all planned this out. That was deceitful on VMPs part in order to make their product look better and we all know it😑

[@THEDriverMod_]

It took high flow filters, headers, active bigger throttle body, Injectors, BAP and active mufflers to do 60 more wheel horsepower.... I'm not convinced yet

[@MillennialDad92]

“Stages” are for non car people. Anyone who uses stages to describe their build, obviously doesn’t know jack shiz about their car.

[@THEDriverMod_]

Agreed, people just want accurate info

[@koreywhitley5038]

#teamroush

[@cchvyd28]

10-15 hp from long tube headers and high flow cats? Man..... VMP is trying so hard to shit talk roush and prop up whipple. LT's and hf cats are 30hp minimum.

[@THEDriverMod_]

I'll have to put some FFE on and see what it does

[@Boosted_5.0]

they sprinkled in some octane booster!

[@THEDriverMod_]

I mean I was there the whole time, I didn't see anything like thata

[@phase3ute]

That is far from a fair comparison I can’t watch it. So the black had e30 at least. Draining through the lines you CANNOT get all that fuel out. So there’s a 2-5 litres of e30 already in mixed with 12 gallons. So you have a least a couple of RON MORE. You have the front section of exhaust fully done with no cats. And upgraded intake. If you think there’s 10-15hp from those mods, well it just makes your word even less believable with anything you say, if you blandly lie to everyone on an upgrade that is widely known to make two to three times your quoted power, then what do you lie about the stuff people Can’t see

[@THEDriverMod_]

@phase3ute as far as fuel goes, their car was completely drained, i was there. It even stalled out. And we drove the cars back to the shop so any traces were likely gone. As far as everything else goes, when I agreed to do this, I didn't know about the exhaust, only found out when I asked the question and with that being the case, since I was already there, I decided to do it anyway

[@THEDriverMod_]

@phase3ute your other concerns are justified. I did the best i could considering the situation. They had know about this for a few weeks so if they wanted to put a stock exhaust back on, they definitely could have

[@RickVaca-f2q]

Am I the only one who likes the sound of the Whipple better?

[@THEDriverMod_]

What sound? You mean the free flowing exhaust on the Whipple car while the Roush car was rocking stock non active mufflers, stock cats and stock exhaust manifolds? Because there's no way you are referring to the blower noise. Roush kills the whipple in that department

[@tythegreatttg]

Yea its not a 1 to 1 comparison but its also not a 1 to 2 comparison either

[@THEDriverMod_]

Definitely wasn't perfect but was the best we could do

[@philipshaffer401]

So full exhaust and headers with 500 extra rpm and only 50 more whp.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@philipshaffer401 correct, and higher flow intake filters with no carbon traps. Not tooo bad of a difference now

[@philipshaffer401]

@@THEDriverMod_ yea i just added more to my comment. Plus i don't put much credit behind vmp seems he just tries to up sell or cheerleads whatever brand he sells at the time .

[@THEDriverMod_]

@philipshaffer401 we will see what happens in the future. I've loved the "Odin" ever since I met JD at a cars and coffee with one and my friend put one on his GT350

[@philipshaffer401]

@@THEDriverMod_ inthink the Odin was limited to around 1000whp with the smaller single inlet . That was most i seen it make anyways. The roush will be higher and closer to the vmp g3r which was the blower that has made 1100whp on multiple different mod motors and coyotes

[@philipshaffer401]

@@THEDriverMod_ inthink the Odin was limited to around 1000whp with the smaller single inlet . That was most i seen it make anyways. The roush will be higher and closer to the vmp g3r which was the blower that has made 1100whp on multiple different mod motors and coyotes

[@lorenebinks1724]

Wasting your money on the Whipple if you're not going north of 20psi

[@THEDriverMod_]

@lorenebinks1724 why do you say that. Give us some background info on that please?

[@DavidHernandez-my9zw]

Headers do not gain 10-15 hp 💀 I’d love to see it with headers.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@DavidHernandez-my9zw subject matter expert said they only gained 10-15. I'm not here to argue, that's yalls job. I appreciate you checking the video out and leaving some feedback!

[@DavidHernandez-my9zw]

@@THEDriverMod_I think I’ve seen you in the Alejandro Flores lives before. We both know what’s up haha. Can’t wait to see how far you take the roush. I’m sticking with my gen 2 6r80 car. 2.3 roush phase 2. Made 660 to the wheels on the same vmp dyno in July 99 degree weather. 10psi with headers intake and a throttle body. Safe to say you know who I’m tuned by 😮

[@THEDriverMod_]

@@DavidHernandez-my9zw all good man, I ment no disrespect. I'll definitely be doing some more testing before I sell the car in the spring. I hope tuning gets opened up before then and then the same people who tuned your car will be asked to tune mine🇺🇲

[@commycomentor9695]

Yeah it’s actually worse, aftermarket headers with cats LOSE HP, probably 10-15. The OEM cats are that good !

[@freedom6919741]

It’s not a VMP it’s a Whipple. The Roush is an Odin. Same blower. You’re about to make me puke moving the camera around.

[@THEDriverMod_]

@freedom6919741 might as well say the Roush is a Magnuson, not an Odin if you are gonna play internet police....who cares. You knew which one was which ....riiiiiiight?

[@freedom6919741]

@@THEDriverMod_ it’s the same blower Roush, VMP, Magnuson.

[@Killing4food]

@@THEDriverMod_so another words, right.

[@white_stang007]

Just watch brenspeed for legit data first couple minutes of this video are killing me just get to the point

[@THEDriverMod_]

Gotta put things into perspective and be informative. It's important because there are far less questions and excuses if you go about it like that.

[@scottlethbridge2740]

You guys have wierd apples there definitely not a apples to apples waste of my time

[@THEDriverMod_]

@scottlethbridge2740 i don't think it's apples to apples either. When I agreed to fo this, I thought they were gonna use a stage 2 whipple with stock exhaust...not modified

[@ToddMaxey]

Whipple hands down takes the crown for the S650 Mustang! I don’t get why anyone would settle for a Roush when you can unleash real power with a Whipple. With the insane top-end gains and unmatched tuning flexibility, Whipple is the only choice for anyone serious about pushing the limits. Sure, Roush is great for a 'safe' upgrade, but if you're just looking for a factory-friendly setup, why even bother supercharging? Whipple's twin-screw design and massive power potential blow Roush out of the water. Anyone still sticking with Roush might as well leave their Mustang stock. 💥🚗💨

[@THEDriverMod_]

@ToddMaxey anyone who leaves their mustang stock shoulda bought a Tesla😂

[@victorxavier9977]

This guy sounds like a whipple/VMP rep LOL I mean who else would take the time to write all that out 😂

[@ToddMaxey]

@@victorxavier9977 Nope, just someone with an S650 with a Stage 2 Whipple and knows what it's capable of. 🙂

[@rw17778]

Because you got a Whipple it must be best, just ask un-credible you painting the new updated unmatched Roush the same as previous system.. And not everyone wants to wick their car to the edge of catastrophe when engines & inconveniences cost as much as they do. One things for sure, there will ALWAYS be someone faster than you or me lol

[@ToddMaxey]

@@rw17778 Fair point on not everyone wanting to push their car to the limit. But here’s the thing-Whipple’s proven performance isn’t just about taking your Mustang to the edge of catastrophe. It’s about offering more flexibility and better long-term potential. Sure, Roush is updated, but at the end of the day, it’s still designed with factory-level safety in mind, which means compromising on peak power. Whipple gives you that next-level performance while still being reliable when tuned correctly. And about someone always being faster-that's exactly why Whipple owners prefer to be ahead of the pack in the first place! Why settle for less when you can dominate?