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  1. kris

    kris New Member

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    #4 kris, May 20, 2011


    I got a pulley in the mail from a guy in Springfield, found him on MU. Took me 6 hr to do myself, went with a 15% pulley because a 17% is a waste of as to what your actually getting, PLUS you spin the supper charger to fast and it's bad news bears.

    Outcome is I'm now running low 13's and I'm faster than a 6.0 GTO with bolt ons. Little bit more low end grunt, and it powers up alot lower in the RPM range, combined with a torquer low RPM cam and it's a really good combo.

    Go to Detroit Tuned for the kit, and save yourself a hassle and rent the puller when you buy the kit.

    I think that sums up all your questions.
     
  2. kris

    kris New Member

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    #2 kris, Mar 17, 2011
    Pully is on :)
     
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    #3 Lop, Apr 20, 2011
    Just curious, who did you end up getting a puller from? did you go 15 or 17 on the pulley and what was teh outcome? Gettting ready to do one soon I believe
     
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    #5 Detroit Tuned, May 21, 2011

    :Thumbsup::Thumbsup:

    15% Pulley Package

    Tools!
     
  5. Minidave

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    #6 Minidave, May 21, 2011
    The KC MINI club has both the pulley tool and belt tension tool to loan out to club members.