Under Drive pulley and forced induction.
If i choose to go forced induction later will the under drive pulley need to come off for the blower? I am on the fence if I want to get a pulley when I do my cam swap.
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Its only 4 horsepower at the best, is it worth it? My ac is too important, so is cooling and battery. And not overheating my power steering.
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Yes it will need to come off. You'll spin the supercharger slot slower with the ud pulley. Unless you put a smaller top pulley too. But the smaller the top pulley is, more likely for the belt to slip.
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I have also read where the under drive pulley is hard on timing chains but do not know if that is true or not.
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If you are going to go with a blower down the road a underdrive pulley is a waste of time. You can't run them with a blower so you would have to remove it for the supercharger install. Save your cash for the blower, what system are you thinking about?
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My thoughts about you been a troll are correct! :thumbsup: |
FWIW, during my cam swap, I had Mike install one (best time to do it). I do mostly in-town driving with my car and I’ve not seen any ill effects.
Oh by the way, I made sure the pulley was 304L stainless..... :D |
Typically with a blower a customer will buy a overdrive pulley. That way you can overdrive the blower without shrinking the blower pulley & causing potential belt slip. :) :)
We usually have 10% overdrive pulleys for boost guys wanting more boost in stock. :) :) |
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