So pulleys have no effect on driveablity?

brad65ford

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Is there any thing that changes besides your power ? Does your power curve also change? I'm a think about it. Soon.. Really Soon:beer:
 

maoun

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i think the power curve changes a little...search for dyno charts and you'll see..

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The only time you even know you made a pulley change is while you're in boost. 90% of the time I am not seeing any boost so drivability remains the same. Unless of course, for some reason you decide to give it a little gas!
 

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For the most part, it drives exactly the same, as long as you keep your foot out of it. The only problem I've had is when hitting a bump moving slowly in first causes my foot to involuntarily stab the gas. That's kinda bad :)
 

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