Who is running the ASP alt. pulley?
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Staging Lane
Joined: Jan 2002
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Who is running the ASP alt. pulley? Any good? I have the crank pulley on and I have the Atl. pulley sitting around.
Should I give it a try. It's an M6 with the idle turned up a bit for the cam....
The 2 piece set worked GREAT in my LT1...
Anyone running it?? Any probs??
Should I give it a try. It's an M6 with the idle turned up a bit for the cam....
The 2 piece set worked GREAT in my LT1...
Anyone running it?? Any probs??
TECH Apprentice
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Richmond, Va.
Re: Who is running the ASP alt. pulley? fwiw, i ordered both from speed inc. yesterday, and jon (owner) called me back and advised against using the alternator pulley. he said they don't install them in their shop. i thought it was o.k. to use in a m6 because of the higher idle?
TECH Regular
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Monroe LA
Re: Who is running the ASP alt. pulley? I use both pullies on my A4 with no problems thus far. Has been on about a year. Idle is turned up a bit for heads and cam though. I just installed a Hawker lightweight battery and we will se how that works. Idling in the carport the voltage seems fine.
Re: Who is running the ASP alt. pulley? I have had both on my A4 for three+ years without a problem. With idle at 700 it does discharge but hasn't been a problem. If I would sit for a prolonged period of time with the ac on I am sure it would run the battery down. I don't do that. I have the original battery in my 98 Camaro. I think it has lasted so long because of the constant cycling, charging/discharging, of the battery.
