UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
04-15-2007, 05:49 PM
#12
RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
I have not heard of people having any issues really. Yes these are all issues that could occur but how many people actually do have any issues? There are tons of people that have them installed and I cant think of many (1-2) that have had any problems.
04-15-2007, 06:15 PM
#13
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RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
True, The only person I have seen that had an issue was at a car show and he had 4 amps and 2 -12 subs that drainedthe battery faster than the alternator could keep up. There are no issues with the power steering, I run 275/40 ZR 18 BFG KDW up front and I have no turning issues. as far as the AC, if you live in Arizona or Navada where temps hit 110 you may notice that the AC does not cool as fast. for the rest of the country I have not heard of an issue.
04-15-2007, 07:05 PM
#15
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RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
ORIGINAL: 2k05gt
True, The only person I have seen that had an issue was at a car show and he had 4 amps and 2 -12 subs that drainedthe battery faster than the alternator could keep up. There are no issues with the power steering, I run 275/40 ZR 18 BFG KDW up front and I have no turning issues. as far as the AC, if you live in Arizona or Navada where temps hit 110 you may notice that the AC does not cool as fast. for the rest of the country I have not heard of an issue.
True, The only person I have seen that had an issue was at a car show and he had 4 amps and 2 -12 subs that drainedthe battery faster than the alternator could keep up. There are no issues with the power steering, I run 275/40 ZR 18 BFG KDW up front and I have no turning issues. as far as the AC, if you live in Arizona or Navada where temps hit 110 you may notice that the AC does not cool as fast. for the rest of the country I have not heard of an issue.
I like the sig you have. Take a lot of time to make it?
oh and to stay on topic,
Doseusally everybody switch to the electric water pump when doing the pullies?
04-15-2007, 07:19 PM
#17
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RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
ORIGINAL: jaded seconds
how easy/hard is it to install a UDP? i was thinking about picking one up pretty soon.
how easy/hard is it to install a UDP? i was thinking about picking one up pretty soon.
http://www.brenspeed.com/mustang_2005/pullytiming.html
04-15-2007, 07:41 PM
#18
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RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
I have the Steeda pullys and I consider it a good investment for the moneyfor the power gain. Before I got my new tune from Brenspeed I swore I felt more of a difference with it then the old brenspeed tune with C/L CAI.
04-15-2007, 07:43 PM
#19
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RE: UNDERDRIVE PULLEYS
ORIGINAL: Daniel60
I have the Steeda pullys and I consider it a good investment for the moneyfor the power gain. Before I got my new tune from Brenspeed I swore I felt more of a difference with it then the old brenspeed tune with C/L CAI.
I have the Steeda pullys and I consider it a good investment for the moneyfor the power gain. Before I got my new tune from Brenspeed I swore I felt more of a difference with it then the old brenspeed tune with C/L CAI.