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Old 06-13-2012, 11:47 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by Supercharged SS View Post
I agree with you saying even with the super tensioner the 2.8 is so small is still may slip. A 2.8 should never be on your car! We make over 17 psi with a 3.2.
See, that's what I've heard time and time again. And what started me thinking.

16 pounds with a 1:1 on rear and a 3.2 pulley? Damn.

So my questions to myself are 'Do I want to just do an OD cog drive', 'Do I take the chance with a bigger pulley up front and supertensioner and maybe not have to change anything else'.



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Originally Posted by victoryred1ss View Post
You shouldnt need the supertensioner if you use the 3.8" front pulley, any thing smaller than 3.8 up front will need the supertensioner in my opinion.
Really? So a 3.6 you'd do a supertensioner too?
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