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ASP Pulleys...
Hey guys...i've got both the ASP crank and alternator pulleys
I love them, EXCEPT what the aternatore pulley does
At idle it runs the alt/ so slow that eveyrthing dims out and my volts drop (i have a brand new red top)
Anyone else having this problem?
Also, anyone know the # for the belt i'd need to swap back to my stock alt. pulley?
Meaning belt # for just the ASP crank pulley
Thanks
I love them, EXCEPT what the aternatore pulley does
At idle it runs the alt/ so slow that eveyrthing dims out and my volts drop (i have a brand new red top)
Anyone else having this problem?
Also, anyone know the # for the belt i'd need to swap back to my stock alt. pulley?
Meaning belt # for just the ASP crank pulley
Thanks
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Cool deal....thanks alot guys!
Do you think those gates belts are readily available or cross-referencable at a parts store like pepboys, napa or something?
Thanks again
Do you think those gates belts are readily available or cross-referencable at a parts store like pepboys, napa or something?
Thanks again
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Alot of parts stores around here have Gates but if they don't they should be able to cross referance and get you another brand. I forget the exact break down of the numbers but many good parts guys know the exact size by looking at the number.
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STOP! Unless they are making pulley's I did not know about the ASP alternator pulley is 15% underdriven. If you put the stock size pulley on, it will make the altenator 25% undedriven, making your problem worse!! This is true if your stock pully is smaller than the ASP.
I have the same problem with my alt, but it is just a characteristic.
I have the same problem with my alt, but it is just a characteristic.
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Originally Posted by Cstick
STOP! Unless they are making pulley's I did not know about the ASP alternator pulley is 15% underdriven. If you put the stock size pulley on, it will make the altenator 25% undedriven, making your problem worse!! This is true if your stock pully is smaller than the ASP.
I have the same problem with my alt, but it is just a characteristic.
I have the same problem with my alt, but it is just a characteristic.
I think you may have it mixed up...
The ASP alt/ pulley is BIGGER then stock
So...with the ASP crank pulley it should actually be spinning FASTER then stock since the asp crank is smaller then stock
Here's info from the ASP site...form what i read it says with the crank pulley you're at full charge at 800 RPM and with the crank + alt. you're full at 950 RPM
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank
800 RPM(full charge)
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank 15% Alternator
950 RPM(ful charge)
I sure hope he has this mixed up...anyone else know???
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a4s dont run that great with both the crank and alternator pulley..but i guess you already found that out.. ... swap that back to the stock alternator pulley.. i believe the belt is a 51" belt.
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You just reworded what I said, and said I am mixed up. The ASP alt pulley is larger diameter than stock.
With the ASP alt pulley the alt spins faster than it would with just the crank pulley and stock alt pulley! If he puts the stock pulley back on the charging will be worse. Think about the planets- Sun being the crank, Earth being the stock pulley, and like Saturn being the ASP alt pulley. Now if both planets were going to go around the sun/crank at the same time the larger diameter circle has to go faster to keep up (saturn/asp alt).
The ASP crank pulley is smaller diameter than stock- smaller is slower (more HP). Underdrive crank and all other stock pulleys is max power turning all loads slower. The ASP pulley takes away 10% of the underdrive affect from the crank pulley. The alt is 15% underiven from normal, and everything else is 25% underiven with the crank pulley.
With the ASP alt pulley the alt spins faster than it would with just the crank pulley and stock alt pulley! If he puts the stock pulley back on the charging will be worse. Think about the planets- Sun being the crank, Earth being the stock pulley, and like Saturn being the ASP alt pulley. Now if both planets were going to go around the sun/crank at the same time the larger diameter circle has to go faster to keep up (saturn/asp alt).
The ASP crank pulley is smaller diameter than stock- smaller is slower (more HP). Underdrive crank and all other stock pulleys is max power turning all loads slower. The ASP pulley takes away 10% of the underdrive affect from the crank pulley. The alt is 15% underiven from normal, and everything else is 25% underiven with the crank pulley.
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I think you may have it mixed up...
The ASP alt/ pulley is BIGGER then stock
So...with the ASP crank pulley it should actually be spinning FASTER then stock since the asp crank is smaller then stock
Here's info from the ASP site...form what i read it says with the crank pulley you're at full charge at 800 RPM and with the crank + alt. you're full at 950 RPM
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank
800 RPM(full charge)
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank 15% Alternator
950 RPM(ful charge)
I sure hope he has this mixed up...anyone else know???
The ASP alt/ pulley is BIGGER then stock
So...with the ASP crank pulley it should actually be spinning FASTER then stock since the asp crank is smaller then stock
Here's info from the ASP site...form what i read it says with the crank pulley you're at full charge at 800 RPM and with the crank + alt. you're full at 950 RPM
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank
800 RPM(full charge)
-98-02 LS1 350 25% Harmonic Dampner Crank 15% Alternator
950 RPM(ful charge)
I sure hope he has this mixed up...anyone else know???
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Now I am confused after looking at the asp site. I think I was explained things wrong when I bought mine. Sorry guys/gals, I am going to pull my foot out of my mouth. I guess with the 25% crank, add the alt 15% to the total undrive.
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it all depends.... he could have the over drive alt. or he could have the underdrive pulley... but my guess is that he has the under drive since he has a hard time recharging.
i just have the crank pulley on my A4 and everything is dandy... im guessing you bought the underdrive alt. pulley... you can turn your idle up or put the stock one back on.
the underdrive crank is smaller than stock
the underdrive alt. is larger than stock ( almost positive thats how it goes )
Tyler
i just have the crank pulley on my A4 and everything is dandy... im guessing you bought the underdrive alt. pulley... you can turn your idle up or put the stock one back on.
the underdrive crank is smaller than stock
the underdrive alt. is larger than stock ( almost positive thats how it goes )
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When you are talking about the crank pulley, underdriving is going smaller. When talking about an accessory, like an alternator, underdriving is going larger. I have been using the stock alternator pulley with the ASP Crank Pulley for 4 years and have had no issues with charging.
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Smaller = Faster = harder for engine to spin
Larger = Slower = Engine revs happy!
putting the stock alt. pulley back on causes the alt. to spin faster(creating more voltage), because it is smaller.
I think you were thinking too hard with the planet thing...you totally lost me
Larger = Slower = Engine revs happy!
putting the stock alt. pulley back on causes the alt. to spin faster(creating more voltage), because it is smaller.
I think you were thinking too hard with the planet thing...you totally lost me
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The number break down like this: Gates: K060760= K06, 6 rib belt, 0760 legnth of the belt in mm. Basically all you look for is the k6 or k06 for a 6 rib belt and then you can minipulate the legnth to the right size. I learned this from a guy at Autozone as I was trying to get the right size for a short belt. (no PWR Str.) The short belt size for me was 522K6 (Kelly-Springfield brand).
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Originally Posted by NateLS1
Smaller = Faster = harder for engine to spin
Larger = Slower = Engine revs happy!
putting the stock alt. pulley back on causes the alt. to spin faster(creating more voltage), because it is smaller.
I think you were thinking too hard with the planet thing...you totally lost me
Larger = Slower = Engine revs happy!
putting the stock alt. pulley back on causes the alt. to spin faster(creating more voltage), because it is smaller.
I think you were thinking too hard with the planet thing...you totally lost me
or like this
engine pully smaller=less drag more power
bigger=more drag less power
ascessories smaller=more drag less power[spins faster]
bigger=less drag more power[spins slower]
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Originally Posted by cobrakillerta
Hey guys...i've got both the ASP crank and alternator pulleys
I love them, EXCEPT what the aternatore pulley does
At idle it runs the alt/ so slow that eveyrthing dims out and my volts drop (i have a brand new red top)
Anyone else having this problem?
Also, anyone know the # for the belt i'd need to swap back to my stock alt. pulley?
Meaning belt # for just the ASP crank pulley
Thanks
I love them, EXCEPT what the aternatore pulley does
At idle it runs the alt/ so slow that eveyrthing dims out and my volts drop (i have a brand new red top)
Anyone else having this problem?
Also, anyone know the # for the belt i'd need to swap back to my stock alt. pulley?
Meaning belt # for just the ASP crank pulley
Thanks
Let me know if you want to sell your ASP Alternator Pulley
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Originally Posted by smokeum99ta
your half right on this.think of it this way. when you where a kid riding a 18speed mountain bike.the crank has gears on it big ,medium, and small.this is your engine[crank pulley].now the back of the bike has more gears on it[aka your ascessories]ranging in sizes.now if if you put your crank gear[engine] on the smallest gear and your rear gear [ascessories]on the biggest gear.this makes it easiest to pedal[rev engine]your bike.now on the other hand change your crank gear[engine]to the biggest and your rear gear[ascessories] to the smallest and youll have one hell of a time pedaling[rev motor]. what he needs to is go to a smaller pulley than stock on the alt. to get back to the original setup on the alt.
or like this
engine pully smaller=less drag more power
bigger=more drag less power
ascessories smaller=more drag less power[spins faster]
bigger=less drag more power[spins slower]
or like this
engine pully smaller=less drag more power
bigger=more drag less power
ascessories smaller=more drag less power[spins faster]
bigger=less drag more power[spins slower]
I was referring to the accessory pullies, not the crank pulley.
I never rode 18 speeds LOL. BMX baby! But I totally understand you anyways.