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Kevv_Si
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Any further update? How's the car driving.And the engine bay
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Any further update? How's the car driving.And the engine bay
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Do you feel any extra power through out the whole rpm range, or just better acceleration?@Kevv_Si still driving great and as responsive as ever. haven't been able to get the final dyno as of yet due to the fact that we're in the middle of closing on a house and moving. once i'm in the new house, i should be able to finalize everything for you guys.
I think I'm just going to order a set for myself fudge it. Lol@Kevv_Si still driving great and as responsive as ever. haven't been able to get the final dyno as of yet due to the fact that we're in the middle of closing on a house and moving. once i'm in the new house, i should be able to finalize everything for you guys.
Do you feel any extra power through out the whole rpm range, or just better acceleration?
How was installThrottle/lowend is a lot more responsive. Power increase can definitely be felt from 3500-7000rpm.
How was install
Did you go in from the wheel well?not bad at all. roughly 30 minutes. the alternator pulley was the hardest to get to.
Did you go in from the wheel well?
No just curiousYou thinking about doing this?
No just curious
They are underdrive. What's your opinion with pulleyFor those that are thinking about lightweight pullies with a SC, underdrive pullies cannot be used. Not sure if these are or not, but just wanted to throw that out there.
They are underdrive. What's your opinion with pulley
I have yet to meet a manufacturer that doesn't claim gains for any product they make that is "supposed" to add power. If the pullies add say 3hp, that's a gain that will never be felt, and something like pullies is highly subject to something called "diminishing returns" -- on a stock Si they might help more than on a fully bolted on Si. And on a forced induction Si they will have zero benefit -- the motor makes so much power that a weight change in the crank pulley is just irrelevant, you'll never notice in any realistic application (dyno is not a realistic application, sorry).
If you want to talk about reducing rotating mass -- look at the oil pump with balance shafts. I have one sitting on the shelf, it weighs like 20lbs or something (it feels like a boat anchor compared to the RSX oil pump which weighs like 1 or 2 lbs).
Did you go in from the wheel well?
I thought the pulley set was complete? Just two pulleyWheel well was by far the easiest for the crank pulley. Alternator pulley was a pain in the rear and could only be accessed from the top of the engine bay. I'll be ordering the tensioner/idler pulley this week to round out the set as well, but that appears to be a 20 minute job...tops.
I thought the pulley set was complete? Just two pulley
Lol wow!!!!The Unorthodox Pulley set comes with the crank pulley and alternator pulley plus a belt.
On a side note, after 10 months of waiting with no communication, the longer awaited NST Pulley set has arrived. 3 pc pulley set that will promptly be going up for sale since it's of no use to me at this point...lol
How does it compare? In terms of look/quality?The Unorthodox Pulley set comes with the crank pulley and alternator pulley plus a belt.
On a side note, after 10 months of waiting with no communication, the longer awaited NST Pulley set has arrived. 3 pc pulley set that will promptly be going up for sale since it's of no use to me at this point...lol
How does it compare? In terms of look/quality?