flewbyyou04r1

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does anyone make a cog drive for a d1 procharger?

also is a ngk 5671a-9 a cold enough plug?

also me and a few people were in a discussion, i seen a vett with same combo as me but with a vortech which looked to be alot bigger than my d1 only run in the 10.20 range on pump gas, now what do u guys think this combo should put down or run this is a full weight ws6 mods as follows

d1sc w 3.40 pulley should be 19.5@4500 rpm wth no slip lol
ls2 bored and stroked to 403cu forged internals
stage 3 243 castings from livernois
cam specs are 234/242 608/612 115 lsa
ppi 96mm typhoon w 92mm t/b
alky control meth dual nozzle 100% meth
1 7/8 stepped to 2 inch headers
dual 3 inch exhaust no cats
83lb injectors
built 4l60e w 2400 vigi multi disc lock up convertor
dts 12 bolt 3.73
suspension is all done no tubular k or a arms

I8UR4RD

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[QUOTE=flewbyyou04r1;16557112]does anyone make a cog drive for a d1 procharger?

haha.

flewbyyou04r1

iTrader: (34)

[QUOTE=I8UR4RD;16557138]thats what i thought lol

Detoxx03

iTrader: (14)

Why the hell do you need a cog drive. A 8 rib pulley with or without flip drive is good enough. What are you spinning that motor to?

flewbyyou04r1

iTrader: (34)

6500 I want a cog cuz I don't want belt slip

9sectruck

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you can NOT put a cog on a d1, the bearings on the main shaft will not take it, I called procharger and talked to there techs they said you will kill the bearings and the transsmisson after a while

I8UR4RD

iTrader: (16)

what you need is called an Aster Bracket. It solves the procharger belt problems, and lucky you there is a group purchase going on now. Get it while it lasts. Does not happen often.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...going-now.html

flewbyyou04r1

iTrader: (34)

still looking for some answers.. lol.. thanks all that have responded..

35thsscamaro02

x1000000000000000000000000 asterbracket is what you need.

I8UR4RD

iTrader: (16)

buy it now. do it do it doit! what are you waiting for. cheat, lie, rob, steal, just buy it. might be in jail, but you will not have belt slip.

Fb0dy0nly

iTrader: (10)

what answers are you looking for?

If you are waiting for the guy to come in and say oh yeah go for it then I dont see the point of even asking in the first place. How many ways does it need to be put that it seems like the answer is no, not a good idea and then another solution to the problem is given to you along with a way to purchase it at a good price. Im not sure how much more you want?

SnIpEz

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Sorry about bumping this old thread, but I stumbled across it and this post caught my eye. Can someone elaborate more on this please? I'm trying to picture how the cog drive puts more stress on the bearings. If I'm not mistaken (and I may very well be), shouldn't a cog drive put LESS stress on it vs a serpentine, since a serpentine has to "grip" tighter to prevent slip rather than a cog drive which has nice engagement teeth?

Love to hear some more input on this.

SnIpEz

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Never mind, got my answer

I8UR4RD

iTrader: (16)

ATI now offers a super pulley that is much easier on the blower/crank overall but has limited tooth configurations. plus the schoeneck bracket ( and dan's a friend of mine) is ******* HUGENORMOUS! by the time the blower is on it, you have no chance of fitting a filter on it.

jjcamaro02

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I just installed the 50mm cog setup from Dan it will be tight but i plan on running a filter on it. I pie cut 4" tubing and makes a tighter radius without losing flow.

I8UR4RD

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please do a writeup on it JJ. I would love to know I could get an F1-X on my car before I search for more power in the future and look towards a T6 single setup.

jjcamaro02

iTrader: (34)

Will do soon

SnIpEz

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Man I'm thinking you're going to need to update that sig soon lol.

Bob@BruteSpeed

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Thanks for the call. Bob

Bob@BruteSpeed

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ATI Performance Products has had the Super Pulley on the market for many years now. The idea is good but it hangs a lot of weight out there on the end of the blower. Bob