sash Love the Ride.... Member 236 Member For: 23y 6m 10d Location: Roleystone, WA Posted 09/01/04 12:32 AM Posted 09/01/04 12:32 AM I would like to find out more about these pulleys.... I am looking at trying to get 200+KW out of my NA for as little money as possible.
gt-p Member 19 Member For: 23y 6m 9d Posted 10/01/04 04:10 AM Author Posted 10/01/04 04:10 AM Not trying to advertise anything here as I don't have the pulleys made yet to sell but rather trying to see if it is worth my while manufacturing, the forums are a good place to see what peoples comments and sceptics are.I do see an advantage for these pulleys on a 6 considering the V8 has a mountain more torque and we are seeing 10kW at the rears from a set.Who knows what we would see out of a six cyl.Research and development is my game for the benefit of all.Barry.
Guest Guests Posted 10/01/04 04:56 AM Posted 10/01/04 04:56 AM Well thanks for the intrest Bazz, learned something today,thanks guysvik
OwnaXR6T Member 1,519 Member For: 23y 9m 18d Location: Sydney Australia Posted 10/01/04 06:47 AM Posted 10/01/04 06:47 AM have these kinds of pullys ever caused trouble to the cooling system and alternator functions, if nothing is affected by these smaller pully's id be keen maybe, would we need a different belt to go with the smaller pullys?
gt-p Member 19 Member For: 23y 6m 9d Posted 10/01/04 07:25 AM Author Posted 10/01/04 07:25 AM Like the 5.4 pulley kit I would probably do a two piece kit comprising of the crank pulley and the water pump, there would be no need for a shorter belt and the factory one could be retained.On testing of the V8 set up there was no effect on engine cooling as the thermo fans take care of the system, air con has not been effected nor has charging.I would probably design them with a 25% underdrive ratio.would not take pen to paper unless there is a market, one offs are way too much to produce.
ms700 Moderating Team 10,170 Member For: 23y 7m 16d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 10/01/04 08:53 AM Posted 10/01/04 08:53 AM Wouldnt worry about cooling too much guys, ive got a smaller water pump pulley on my blown XC, due to the blower pulley fouling on the stock one, and that thing runs fine in the temperature dept.
sash Love the Ride.... Member 236 Member For: 23y 6m 10d Location: Roleystone, WA Posted 10/01/04 12:26 PM Posted 10/01/04 12:26 PM count me in for one if you end up designing them... every kW will help....
aaronmihe Upstanding Member Member 759 Member For: 23y 12d Location: Canberra - ACT Posted 10/01/04 11:02 PM Posted 10/01/04 11:02 PM For $460 it sounds like a nice mod.... Are you planning on reducing the weight as well? Less weight is always a good thing Had one on a previous car and A/C got a little lame at idle speed but that was about it. Excellent gain ATW though.
Antisocial Weird Member Member 1,347 Member For: 23y 7m 13d Location: ACT Posted 11/01/04 11:04 AM Posted 11/01/04 11:04 AM Call me a party pooper.... but remember the problems with the press cars that went into limp home mode during high speed runs due to high engine oil temps. As well as the zoom article about oil temp rising on dyno runs without a suplimental oil cooler. Turbo cars run a lot hotter than other (including blown) cars putting out the same HP.I do a bit of towing with a lot of weigt behind, and in the past heat was my enemy.Thermo fans can only get the out of the radiator that the rest of the cooling system puts there.... but I was wrong once before. I'll let you guys try it first....
gt-p Member 19 Member For: 23y 6m 9d Posted 12/01/04 04:14 AM Author Posted 12/01/04 04:14 AM Will make a prototype up and see how it tests out.Will let you know how it goes.
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