Underdrive pulley during cam swap?
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Underdrive pulley during cam swap?
Is paying nearly $200.00 for an underdrive pulley worth the money and do they offer any noticeable power gains? Basically would installing one be a wise choice or should I just use the stock one and get something else better? Just want some opinions from people with an underdrive pulley installed. Thanks
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If you got the bucks, complete the mpg package and add an Electric Water Pump too. Add both at the same time and your engine revs so much quicker that you'll have to almost re learn how to drive the car. Very different pesonality post install.
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How about this.....
http://www.sdparts.com/product/KPBU1...odyandGTO.aspx
free shipping to the 48, free belts, free bolt (arp style)
better deal out there? dont think so.
also ARP bolt = reusable
http://www.sdparts.com/product/KPBU1...odyandGTO.aspx
free shipping to the 48, free belts, free bolt (arp style)
better deal out there? dont think so.
also ARP bolt = reusable
Damn thats a deal! I will be calling you guys at the first of next week to order one! Thanks, sounds like a good bolt on worth the money.
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if you have the cash for it...its hard NOT to do it, since the damn thing is such a pain (and sometimes a risk...busted bolt) to remove.
its worth a little power, but not enough that you'll feel it probably. althuogh the feeling of faster revs is a common thing. but even that's pretty subjective.
its worth a little power, but not enough that you'll feel it probably. althuogh the feeling of faster revs is a common thing. but even that's pretty subjective.
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Well I guess it wouldn't hurt, faster revs would be nice and I'll have the stock pulley off anyway. I allready have a Fidanza aluminum flywheel so it should be even more snappy.
Cam plus snappy revs = a sick sounding LS1.
Cam plus snappy revs = a sick sounding LS1.
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funny...i almost posted this:
"if you want REALLY fast revs...try a lightweight flywheel!!"
biggest thing i notice is once you break the tires loose...it spins to redline REALLY fast!!!
"if you want REALLY fast revs...try a lightweight flywheel!!"
biggest thing i notice is once you break the tires loose...it spins to redline REALLY fast!!!
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