How does you pulley feel to you
So I just installed my Brother's lightweight crank pulley and I want to hear what kind of difference you noticed when you installed your pulley.
Originally Posted by b_wet
i didnt notice it at all when i did my agency pully.
Originally Posted by tc1stgen
I just did the crank and I didn't notice anything either?! I thought it was just me, but it is a little disappointing. 
but i took a friend for a ride and told me the car was running better...who knows...ill know more tonight, hittin up the strip, lol
Its because you are making the most minute change in rotational mass you possibly can. Throw it in the trash (and put the one with the damper back on) and swap flywheels if you want a nice effect. More work, but you get what you put into it you know
No change in rotational mass frees up power in the real world (you are changing moment of inertia), but it will make the engine speed increase and decrease faster, which, with a large enough change, will have some effect on acceleration. But mainly it will make for better rev matching.
No change in rotational mass frees up power in the real world (you are changing moment of inertia), but it will make the engine speed increase and decrease faster, which, with a large enough change, will have some effect on acceleration. But mainly it will make for better rev matching.
Originally Posted by engifineer
Its because you are making the most minute change in rotational mass you possibly can. Throw it in the trash (and put the one with the damper back on) and swap flywheels if you want a nice effect. More work, but you get what you put into it you know
No change in rotational mass frees up power in the real world (you are changing moment of inertia), but it will make the engine speed increase and decrease faster, which, with a large enough change, will have some effect on acceleration. But mainly it will make for better rev matching.
No change in rotational mass frees up power in the real world (you are changing moment of inertia), but it will make the engine speed increase and decrease faster, which, with a large enough change, will have some effect on acceleration. But mainly it will make for better rev matching.o yea most def. i understand that....i wanna get the findanza and then put my stock pulley back on...just need money since i wanna do the clutch together....
We just installed a clutch and fidanza on my friends tC and he's loving it.....
So you can only do one of the two either the flywheel or the pulley? I thought that you could do both. I have the intentions of upgrading the clutch and flywheel just a little ways down the road.
You can do both. But, without getting into the full argument over it, I wouldnt remove the damper from my crank pulley (it is not a balancer, so lets not go there
). You can search around for the reasons why and find a good amount of info on it. Make up your own mind based on that if you want.
http://www.yoursciontc.com/forums/in...4&st=0&start=0
And seeing as how you feel no difference at all, why stick with the aftermarket one? Obviously it is doing near nothing for you.
http://www.yoursciontc.com/forums/in...4&st=0&start=0
And seeing as how you feel no difference at all, why stick with the aftermarket one? Obviously it is doing near nothing for you.
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