S/C problems already.
12-11-2004, 03:22 PM
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RE: S/C problems already.
most people i assume do, otherwise you will lose boost. A smaller crank pully is essentially the same as a larger blower pully, which reduces boost. You always could put a even smaller blower pulley on, but then you would have belt slip issues. So my answer would be, Yes.
12-11-2004, 03:34 PM
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RE: S/C problems already.
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most people i assume do, otherwise you will lose boost. A smaller crank pully is essentially the same as a larger blower pully, which reduces boost. You always could put a even smaller blower pulley on, but then you would have belt slip issues. So my answer would be, Yes.
most people i assume do, otherwise you will lose boost. A smaller crank pully is essentially the same as a larger blower pully, which reduces boost. You always could put a even smaller blower pulley on, but then you would have belt slip issues. So my answer would be, Yes.
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