performance pullies
performance pullies
what do you think of performance pullies. i want to know the ups and downs of them/ are they bad for your car or no, i have heard manyt different opinions and i just want to know what the fellow camaro oweners out there think. any info on them would be helpful thank you.
since you're new...i'll be easy on ya...
check out some of these threads
and the SEARCH fuction is a handy dandy tool
check out some of these threads
and the SEARCH fuction is a handy dandy tool
Originally posted by FormulaLT1Power
I'm gettin a set of March Racing Pullies...good? Yay or Nay?
I'm gettin a set of March Racing Pullies...good? Yay or Nay?
with the march pulley you have to bolt that heavy stock pulley/balancer on top of the march underrdrive pulley.
you will gain more with the reduction in rotating mass

jesse
Originally posted by QCKZ28
the only underdrive pulley worth buying is an ASP pulley/balancer, its not a cheap stack on....
with the march pulley you have to bolt that heavy stock pulley/balancer on top of the march underrdrive pulley.
you will gain more with the reduction in rotating mass
jesse
the only underdrive pulley worth buying is an ASP pulley/balancer, its not a cheap stack on....
with the march pulley you have to bolt that heavy stock pulley/balancer on top of the march underrdrive pulley.
you will gain more with the reduction in rotating mass

jesse
Originally posted by QCKZ28
the only underdrive pulley worth buying is an ASP pulley/balancer, its not a cheap stack on....
with the march pulley you have to bolt that heavy stock pulley/balancer on top of the march underrdrive pulley.
you will gain more with the reduction in rotating mass
jesse
the only underdrive pulley worth buying is an ASP pulley/balancer, its not a cheap stack on....
with the march pulley you have to bolt that heavy stock pulley/balancer on top of the march underrdrive pulley.
you will gain more with the reduction in rotating mass

jesse
Craig
Originally posted by importeater
I dont have my stock pully on mine, I dont have any problems. I also have the alt. overdrive pully and it charges better now then it did before. Im curious, why do you say you need bolt the stock pulley back on? I have had mine on for about 6k miles and have no problems or anything.
Craig
I dont have my stock pully on mine, I dont have any problems. I also have the alt. overdrive pully and it charges better now then it did before. Im curious, why do you say you need bolt the stock pulley back on? I have had mine on for about 6k miles and have no problems or anything.
Craig
the march underdrive pulley is just a pulley....
the stock pulley has the balancer also, you NEED A balancer.....
jesse
under drive pullies and computer chip
What about BBK pullies they are much cheaper than march, and how much do you guys know about the jet performance chip (stage 1 for a 1994 Z28 auto trans)?
Good thing I saved it then. No vibrations from the motor or anything. Even have taken it to the track a couple times like that. Bummer I liked the looks of it that way. Better tell my buddy because he is running his Formula that way too.
Re: under drive pullies and computer chip
Originally posted by ScottZLT1
What about BBK pullies they are much cheaper than march, and how much do you guys know about the jet performance chip (stage 1 for a 1994 Z28 auto trans)?
What about BBK pullies they are much cheaper than march, and how much do you guys know about the jet performance chip (stage 1 for a 1994 Z28 auto trans)?
a website (cant remember the exact name right now) did a dynotest of the piggyback type pulley (bbk, march) and it showed very minmal gains.....maybe a couple of RWHP.
there is no test on the ASP pulley though, i would like to see it, many ppl swear it will knock off .1 to .2 in the 1/4.
jesse
jet chip
The jet web site shows a 23Hp gain when installing the chip on a stock 1995 camaro 5.7L Z/28, Does any one know of any one who has had a problem with the chip/does it hurt the car in any way?


