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Hey guys, I just recently purchased a lightweight alluminum pulley for my car and I was just wondering if anyone knows anything about these. Do you think I'll be able to feel the difference while driving? Anyone have any experiences with these pulleys? Any input would help. THanks guys.
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Absolutely you'll feel a difference. Did you get the RSM or the FFP one? On a non-modded 3.4, you'll feel a difference of 8 to 10 hp (this has actually been dyno proven). Both of them are a significant reduction of rotational mass at a critical point on the engine. You'll be able to rev faster, and you'll deffinately know that it's there.
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Oh thats awesome, but i have the 2.4 liter engine with a 5 speed transmission. Will i still be able to feel the difference with the 4 cylinder?
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Oh I assumed you had a 3.4. Yes, you'll still feel a gain. It should be about a solid 5 hp gain at least. You'll know it's there. Just curious - was it the PFYC pulley?
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
No it was actually a BOMZ pulley. Dont knw if you've ever heard of it, but i knw ive never heard of it. I got it off ebay for $60. Not a bad deal for a solid 5hp and quicker revs.
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Is it a pain in the ass to install?
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
A pain to pull the factory pully off. You'll need a puller for that. I hav the RSM pully on my 3.4 and i noticed increased revs right off, it has more pickup from a stoped position For Sure!
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Has anyone ever heard of the BOMZ pulley that I bought?
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
i hav never heard of the BOMZ. Where did you pick it up at? It is pretty easy to make an aluminum pully if you hav a mill/lathe, so I'm sure their are quiet a few manufactures'.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
I got it off ebay for $60.
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Yes, i have heard of them, they make low cost knock offs of other high name parts, like intakes and so on. heres a link to help install your crank pulley. http://www.teamforwardmotion.com/tfm...wer_pulley.htm
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
i searched around ebay and didnt see any BOMZ pullies, just other cheap stuff.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Hey it didnt come with the belt number, does anyone know what the belt number is that i need for this? im sure i'll be able to find it but if not does anyone know exactly?
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
did you read the directions i posted? it has a belt number. It might not be close by i have no idea what the bombz pulley size is, but if it isnt then just get a few different sizes and try them out, and return whatever doesnt work.
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Re: Lightweight underdrive pulley
Yea I did read those directions and thanks a lot for them. I guess i'll just have to buy a couple and try them out like you said. haha thanks a lot guys. i'll let you know how the install goes.
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