Hey gang, just thought I would let you all know, NonStopTuning has a sale going on for the next couple of weeks on their crank pulley just thought some of you may be interested. I've had some NST pulleys for the last few years and have seen good results

NST, www.NonStopTuning.com

good luck

 

I have heard that those things are crap, just what i heard

 

I have heard that those things are crap, just what i heard

 

are these just crank pullys ro are the under drive pullys???? also what do they weigh????

 

One question mark is more than enough to show you have a question.

 

Check the link he gave you..it says underdrive with 60-80% weight reduction

 

no!!!!! lol is that to many exclamation points to?????? hahaha sorry ill stop that


i want a light weight crank pull the price is good but like my ac to run good

 

I have the ZPI pulley and my ac works just as good as it did before the pulley, you can tell a big difference in how quickly the car revs. i would recomend it

 

thats probly what im going to go with

 

I have had these underdrive pulleys for a long time, never noticed any difference in A/C power. I wouldnt worry about your A/C.

These pulleys are of extremely high quality, they even give you two colors to choose from

There are other board members here who NST pulleys as well, I'm guessing they will chime in sooner or later....

 

I'll try to wait about a year before I decide on one cause I wanna see what happens to your guys' engines first

 

that's a good deal. if i were you guys, i would hurry and buy one. it really makes a difference.

 

anyone else around here who has tried these things?

 

That's becuase it's not an underdrive pulley, it's just a lightened version.

Underdrive is smaller, meaning less power to your AC, more power to your wheels.

IIRC: Lighter just means you rev quicker (same revs though, no HP gains) but the down side is that the revs will fall away equivilantly fast, when you stop accelerating. Which could be annoying for a dailey driver.

I want a lightened flywheel, but that's supposed to be more better/worse for the same reasons.