Are Pulleys Worth The $$$
#2
it really wont add too much power (maybe 5-10 hp) but if u dont use the air pump, why not just buy them along with a shorter belt so you can disconnect the air pump alltogether (if u haven't). then it wont be just a worthless piece that still gets powered by the belt.
#3
It's a good idea to get a pulley kit when you remove the airpump, the stock water pump pulley is too small to make safe contact with the belt. If you look at how the belt runs w/o the air pump it is easy to see how it has the possibility to slip and prevent the water pump from turning.. very bad.
#4
Originally Posted by mjw' date='Apr 22 2003, 01:32 PM
It's a good idea to get a pulley kit when you remove the airpump, the stock water pump pulley is too small to make safe contact with the belt. If you look at how the belt runs w/o the air pump it is easy to see how it has the possibility to slip and prevent the water pump from turning.. very bad.
mike
#6
Originally Posted by vosko' date='Apr 23 2003, 01:20 PM
i'm not a fan of pulley kits
Since I don't have a/c or p/s, what's the use of having pulley's?
#9
Originally Posted by vosko' date='Apr 23 2003, 11:43 PM
i have the greddy pulley kit because it came with my T78 kit
6rwhp for $400+ is not a good investment for me
6rwhp for $400+ is not a good investment for me
#10
Originally Posted by jspecracer7' date='Apr 23 2003, 10:50 AM
[quote name='vosko' date='Apr 23 2003, 11:43 PM'] i have the greddy pulley kit because it came with my T78 kit
6rwhp for $400+ is not a good investment for me
6rwhp for $400+ is not a good investment for me
its $400 for the full indigo or unorthodox pulley kit