ForTehNguyen

I was complaining of how the low end for 5 gens are a bit sluggish and my friend told me to get the AEM pullies. He said it helped his SS low end. The main thing im concerned about is warranty issues and whether or not the alternator pulley is still effective. I heard that sometimes it drains the battery at idle, I do not want that. I also run a 4 channel pioneer premier amp and am afraid of discharging my battery. Also the AC is a lil weaker I hear, but thats not big deal to me, just worried about the alternator thing. Also how are these to install if I decided to get them? And what kind of power would I gain. Low end is what im shooting for. Thanks for your help

97blacklude

U will not have any problems I thought i did but i turned out it was a faulty battery and i am running a lot more then u

And yes it is a must for SS ludes Install is fairly simple

I think there was a nice write-up by Jtown about installling them

KentRagay

hey it's kent my aim crashed can you post up the sound system you have I didn't get a chance to write it all down. Like the name/model# of the 4 channel amp, the component speakers and the rear 6x9's etc. This march I wanna take care of all my sound needs.

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Kent
00 Prelude SS

ForTehNguyen

JVC KD-SH99 you have that already
Pioneer TS-6975 3way 6x9s
Infinity Reference 605cs 6.5" Components
Pioneer Premier 35x4 RMS amp
Rockford Fosgate power/ground wires and generic speaker wires

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That is the amp I have, there are some more powerful 4 channels, but the pioneer 3 ways might not me able to handle that power. But its not like youll listen to it extremely loud. The highest lvl I listen mine to is volume lvl 12 on the deck. You will have to cut the spreaker grille like i said for the rears, and you will have to remove the cone in the door for the components. Took me a long time but it was very satisfying in the end.

ForTehNguyen

Any other feedback, testimonials, and opinions?