OK I already have the aftermarket ASP pullys on my 04 scsb 5.3. But if I buy a Supercharger(any brand) do I have to put my stock pullys back on the truck for the belt to fit, or do I just have to find a diffrent belt to power the system?
OK I already have the aftermarket ASP pullys on my 04 scsb 5.3. But if I buy a Supercharger(any brand) do I have to put my stock pullys back on the truck for the belt to fit, or do I just have to find a diffrent belt to power the system?
Come on you supercharged guys, where are you? Let me refraise the question. Can I still run a supercharger(any brand) with my aftermarket ASP pullys(crank,Alt.) or do I have to put my stock pullys back on to fit the belt for the SC to operate? I hope yall can understand what I am asking, if not tell me so I can refraise the question again.
You will need to put back the stock pulley. If you slow down the drive system, this will lower your boost as well.
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I don't really know much about the asp pulleys. Aren't they the same diameter, just lighter material? Did you have to change belts when you installed the asp pulleys?
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