Pulley Kit
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Pulley Kit
The AEM Tru-power pulley reduces rotating weight that helps get more power to the wheels and it reduces the drag on the pulleys, as compared to the stocks ones in your car.
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I'd say save your 170 bucks towards a nitrous kit!! Or at least get a good set of cam gears. Pulleys look nice under the hood. For the money they aren't worth it! Maybe 5 hp at most if that!
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Originally Posted by Bpg3434
any down side?
worth the 170? does it make a noticable diff?
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Originally Posted by preludedriver99
I'd say save your 170 bucks towards a nitrous kit!! Or at least get a good set of cam gears. Pulleys look nice under the hood. For the money they aren't worth it! Maybe 5 hp at most if that!
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i just installed my pulley kit yesterday and i notice a little difference in power but only from my 2nd to 3rd shift and my punch from a 20 roll. i would have rather gotten headers but those will be in soon newayz.
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helps to keep your revs up when shifting, depends on what your looking for if its worth it. if you have I/E/H already, you will notice difference more than if you just do pulleys. i did the crank, P/S, and Alt pulley and i liked it when i was NA, but i also installed lightened flywheel
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Originally Posted by Samson
dimming of headlights etc.. is also an issue with pulleys.. some can tell, otheres cannot.
Originally Posted by boostlee
helps to keep your revs up when shifting