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Old 06-17-2002, 09:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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aem pully question

ok everyone says that pullies give you more low end power right? so how would this effect your 1/4 time if all your racing is done in the high RPM range? someone fill me in on this one
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helps u also rev faster, also the low end is a myth b/c a 5th gen owner posted his dyno with the pullies and w/o and it showed no low end improvement but showed 5-7whp in the high range.
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any else got some feedback for me?
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i've seen a few dynos with pretty good gains throughout the power curve. The gain in low/mid range power is most noticable because many modifications like intake and exhaust take power away from these low ranges for increased gains top end. Pulleys are a easy and cost effective way to gain some of these low/mid range losses back. Personally, I think pulleys are a very good modification after you finish the basic i/h/e. I like mine a lot!
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ok well does anyone know the best place to order them from? i have heard so much about the belts and what to install and what not to install i dunno what to do. what exactly do i need? how much do u think the install should cost? thanks a lot
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got mine @ http://www.preludeparts.com I think they are on sale now.
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