Power Pulley's?
Power Pulley's?
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Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Getzville NY USA
HarleyBoy,
Don't use pully's if you're going to be towing or putting in a system (or anything else that will take up more juice from your alternator).
Which PowerAid product are you talking about? The Throttle Body spacer? JUNK
Mike
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2000 Black Harley Davidson F-150
5.4 Liter v-8
K&N Air filter
20" Polished Aluminum Wheels
275/45/20 Goodyear GSII's
Billet Front Grille
Front Valence W/ driving lights and Billet Insert
3.55 LS Rear End
Leather Interior
6 Disk CD Changer
Sliding Rear Window
Heated Seats
Hidden Hitch
Orange Pinstriping
Lund Front Blackouts
GTE Rear Blackouts
Lowered 1" Front & Rear
Block heater
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Don't use pully's if you're going to be towing or putting in a system (or anything else that will take up more juice from your alternator).
Which PowerAid product are you talking about? The Throttle Body spacer? JUNK
Mike
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Stay Out Of My Taildust
2000 Black Harley Davidson F-150
5.4 Liter v-8
K&N Air filter
20" Polished Aluminum Wheels
275/45/20 Goodyear GSII's
Billet Front Grille
Front Valence W/ driving lights and Billet Insert
3.55 LS Rear End
Leather Interior
6 Disk CD Changer
Sliding Rear Window
Heated Seats
Hidden Hitch
Orange Pinstriping
Lund Front Blackouts
GTE Rear Blackouts
Lowered 1" Front & Rear
Block heater
McGard Wheel Locks
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Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 471
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From: Getzville NY USA
Harleyboy,
Sure, it will give you a power increase, but as Jaxharley said, HP gain will be in the upper RPM spectrum (where it is virtually useless). You'd be better off spending the money you would use on the pulleys on something more usefull (As in twin 16" electric fans). Electric fans will do the same thing, but in a different way. You will lose the power-robbing clutch fan assembly. this will add between 7-15 HP in our applications (yet to be dyno'ed).
Mike
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Stay Out Of My Taildust
2000 Black Harley Davidson F-150
5.4 Liter v-8
K&N Air filter
20" Polished Aluminum Wheels
275/45/20 Goodyear GSII's
Billet Front Grille
Front Valence W/ driving lights and Billet Insert
3.55 LS Rear End
Leather Interior
6 Disk CD Changer
Sliding Rear Window
Heated Seats
Hidden Hitch
Orange Pinstriping
Lund Front Blackouts
GTE Rear Blackouts
Lowered 1" Front & Rear
Block heater
McGard Wheel Locks
Sure, it will give you a power increase, but as Jaxharley said, HP gain will be in the upper RPM spectrum (where it is virtually useless). You'd be better off spending the money you would use on the pulleys on something more usefull (As in twin 16" electric fans). Electric fans will do the same thing, but in a different way. You will lose the power-robbing clutch fan assembly. this will add between 7-15 HP in our applications (yet to be dyno'ed).
Mike
------------------
Stay Out Of My Taildust
2000 Black Harley Davidson F-150
5.4 Liter v-8
K&N Air filter
20" Polished Aluminum Wheels
275/45/20 Goodyear GSII's
Billet Front Grille
Front Valence W/ driving lights and Billet Insert
3.55 LS Rear End
Leather Interior
6 Disk CD Changer
Sliding Rear Window
Heated Seats
Hidden Hitch
Orange Pinstriping
Lund Front Blackouts
GTE Rear Blackouts
Lowered 1" Front & Rear
Block heater
McGard Wheel Locks
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 285
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From: Rescue, VA USA
There was a posting on using an electric fan from a late model Crown Vic, but I can't find it. Only problem with that is, no fans in the junkyards, everyone is using them on their trucks....Rube