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<strong>It would be nice if they did make an overdrive pulley for the alternator. That way people who had the underdrive pulley + charging problems could put that on to fix the problem.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">They do call thunder racing.ASP makes it.
I have an underdrive alt pulley which I've never installed. My charging is fine without it, not sure I want to try it. Unfortunately I really need to get the crank pulley only belts, since mine are a tad loose.
Don't people typically put underdrive pullies on their car to eliminate parasitic loss from things like the alternator and accessories? If so, wouldn't putting an overdrive pulley on the alternator and/or accessories defeat the purpose of the underdrives? I'm no rocket scientist so please someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Some people find that after doing this their alternator doesn't charge properly. If you then use an overdrive pulley on the alternator, it should more or less cancel out the underdrive effect on that accessory only!. You'll still be getting the horsepower increase from underdriving the rest of the accessories as well as the reduction in mass on the crank snout.
I'd also be willing to guess that of all the pulleys, the LEAST amount of HP is gained by underdriving the alternator.
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