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Old 03-12-2006, 12:42 PM
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I want to get a pulley, i was told that ASP since its a 2 piece design, goes out of round at high rpms and causes misfires? Is the new slp pulley ok?

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I along with probley everyone else who has the asp pulley have not had any problems.
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I'm running the Powerbond/SLP pulley, and it works great. I haven't heard of anybody having the problems that you mentioned with the ASP pulley though.
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As long as the slp unit is good, thats fine. Thanks for your thoughts guys, i also did a search and found its a decent pulley.
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i havent had any problems at all with my slp pulley
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The SLP pulley is good because it has a lesser chance of throwing a belt due to the taller walls.
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Which one do you guys reccomend for an M6?
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Originally Posted by 92SilverSHO
I want to get a pulley, i was told that ASP since its a 2 piece design, goes out of round at high rpms and causes misfires?
Mike
At 6800 rpm, mine had no issues. How much higher do you plan to spin?
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No problem with my slp pulley.
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SLP all the way
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love my slp. always heard good about asp though
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I'll be using an SLP/Powerbond pulley...
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same here slp 25% u/d pulley, only due to the higher belt wall. But cant go wrong either way.
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What gains are people seeing with the pulley on the dyno. 1, 5, 8 hp??




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