s/c pulleys
#3
Originally Posted by chrischoi
zpi is a lightweight
nst is a undrdrive.
i think.
nst is a undrdrive.
i think.
I don't really know of any differences between the ZPI and NST s/c pullies besides the look of them. That and NST has been around for a really long time and is a trusted name by many people (not saying that ZPI is bad).
#5
NST is much more accurate. Old S/C tC I used the ZPI Crank and "9psi" pulley and it didn't go anywhere over 8psi.
Went NST and used their Overdrive pulley and 9.5 psi pulley. Happier and more power from the NST pulleys. NST is the guys for pulleys... period. No questions
Went NST and used their Overdrive pulley and 9.5 psi pulley. Happier and more power from the NST pulleys. NST is the guys for pulleys... period. No questions
#6
Originally Posted by Nu_ERA
NST is much more accurate. Old S/C tC I used the ZPI Crank and "9psi" pulley and it didn't go anywhere over 8psi.
Went NST and used their Overdrive pulley and 9.5 psi pulley. Happier and more power from the NST pulleys. NST is the guys for pulleys... period. No questions
Went NST and used their Overdrive pulley and 9.5 psi pulley. Happier and more power from the NST pulleys. NST is the guys for pulleys... period. No questions
I have the s/c zpi pulley and I hit 9 psi. 223 whp with 192 Torque
#13
Originally Posted by Garage1217
I ran 252whp / 212tq with an NST pulley and supporting mods, I highly reccomend the NST That was also on a dynojet.
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