How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels?
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How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels?
Gonna get me some new Pulleys, But not sure if i should, be hearing a lot of people sayin **** like " Pulley fucked up your car " **** like that. Im plannin to get me some Unorthox Pulleys and Type R cam gears. Dont know how many hp thats gonna give me. Please help!!! 
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (dc2legend)
why would u get itr cam gears? Pulleys will get you maybe 1 hp to the wheels but probably a fraction of a hp in real life. The only benefit they MIGHT have is on a moderately modified motor
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (LsvtecBoi408)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LsvtecBoi408 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Gonna get me some new Pulleys, But not sure if i should, be hearing a lot of people sayin **** like " Pulley fucked up your car " **** like that. Im plannin to get me some Unorthox Pulleys and Type R cam gears. Dont know how many hp thats gonna give me. Please help!!! </TD></TR></TABLE>
Stock ITR cam gears will do nothing for your car... They're no different than any other stock b-series cam gears...
Don't waste your money on pulleys... You'll only end up putting more stress on your bearings, rod bolts, crank etc... There's nothing on aftermarket pulleys to absorb the vibrations...
Modified by 4U2NV at 6:57 PM 9/16/2004
</TD></TR></TABLE>Stock ITR cam gears will do nothing for your car... They're no different than any other stock b-series cam gears...
Don't waste your money on pulleys... You'll only end up putting more stress on your bearings, rod bolts, crank etc... There's nothing on aftermarket pulleys to absorb the vibrations...
Modified by 4U2NV at 6:57 PM 9/16/2004
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (4U2NV)
the ONLY pully i would EVER even think about is a CTR (lightest oem pulley) but even then, you arent gonna see much of a gain. and ITR cam gears? i hope you mean cams 
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (verticle)
aight, thanks a lot guys. Think i should just upgrade some valve springs and retainers..
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (LsvtecBoi408)
are u goonna at least put some cams in ur car? changing the valve springs w/o changeing the cams is pointless
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (boosted k20)
confused...first you were gonna get itr cam gears...now valve springs/retainers?
Both of those mods are pointless because you'll get no power from them. Upgrade with itr cams, then you can do valve springs and retainers, but for cam gears, get aftermarket ones like skunk2/aem/etc.
Both of those mods are pointless because you'll get no power from them. Upgrade with itr cams, then you can do valve springs and retainers, but for cam gears, get aftermarket ones like skunk2/aem/etc.
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Re: How much hp will A aftermarket pulleys push out to the wheels? (91ntegra)
I don't see why some lightweight retainers would help him out just a bit. Taking weight out of anything moveable in your motor will 'free up' lost horsepower. Of course, the gains will be very little and hardly noticeable.
Get rid of your A/C and Power steering...that will free up some power!!!
Get rid of your A/C and Power steering...that will free up some power!!!
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