6lb Pulley Drivability Issues
I've had my L for a while now, and just like everyone else on this board... it's time for the modding. I was thinking of going straight to the big dogs in terms of pulley size. The 6lb'er. However, would this cause any daily drivability problems. I drive the L about 50 miles a day. I have seen other discussions about the 4lb'er being all right, but I wanted some first hand info from any of you all out there that are running the 6lb pulley. TIA
The 6lb pulley would be in addition to a 3/4 drop, chip and filter. Thanks a lot.
The 6lb pulley would be in addition to a 3/4 drop, chip and filter. Thanks a lot.
It really doesn't matter that much if you run a pulley daily unless you can't keep from going to WOT/boost. Do get a properly tuned chip with the pulley.
I drive about 75 miles daily with a 5 lber with no issues and I'm at 30,800 miles now.
Dan
I drive about 75 miles daily with a 5 lber with no issues and I'm at 30,800 miles now.
Dan
Out of curiosity, for you guys who are running lots of boost with a pulley, and daily drive your vehicle constantly, what kind of spark plugs are you running, and what kind of useful life could you expect from them?
SVT-Guy
I run a 4# lower with the LFP upper. Mine is a daily driver with several thousand miles on this combo. I agree with LIGHTNINROD, you will be fine as long as you do not stay WOT/under boost constantly. Most important thing is to have your chip programmed with the pulley in mind. I run the NGK TR6s, BTW. Hope this helps.
I run a 4# lower with the LFP upper. Mine is a daily driver with several thousand miles on this combo. I agree with LIGHTNINROD, you will be fine as long as you do not stay WOT/under boost constantly. Most important thing is to have your chip programmed with the pulley in mind. I run the NGK TR6s, BTW. Hope this helps.
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Originally posted by Sap-One
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
Originally posted by Sap-One
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
I'm running with NGK BR7EFs but they're too 'cold' for low rpms street driving so when I get the gumption to do it again
, I'll install the Denso IT24s that are waiting on my workbench.Dan
Originally posted by Sap-One
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
With these aftermarket pulleys does it make it possible to smoke the tires from a dead stop or a roll? Im looking to do this because I miss slamming second gear in my mustang. Thanks,Mike
And besides what does smoking your tires have to do with slamming second gear??
--Joe



damn, thats alot of boost!!