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    underdrive pullys yes or no

    do underdrive pullys actually give you hp gains on a dyno. are they worth it to put them on.

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    About 10 or 15hp normally. If you get them make sure it comes with an alternator pulley so it puts out enough power.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RUFFNECK View Post
    ...First relieve the pressure before doin' that or else you will get a nasty squirt and may get in ur eye.

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    i have just an UD pulley no ALT pulley...works great imo.

    i didnt notice a "seat of the pants" difference but we'll see what the track says.

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    Quote Originally Posted by keniff View Post
    i have just an UD pulley no ALT pulley...works great imo.

    i didnt notice a "seat of the pants" difference but we'll see what the track says.
    .01-.02 seconds faster
    GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT RICER MATH!

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    Quote Originally Posted by truckinL33 View Post
    .01-.02 seconds faster
    Fixed for ya, usually gains of .1 -.2 tenths faster
    stockish 6.0 on some dope

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    Quote Originally Posted by DBRODS View Post
    Fixed for ya, usually gains of .1 -.2 tenths faster
    That you, that's what I ment. Good thing there are lots of people on here with a keen eye
    GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT RICER MATH!

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    any one got a link to find some under drive pullys?
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    Quote Originally Posted by darnie1987 View Post
    any one got a link to find some under drive pullys?
    Let me google that for you
    '00 Silverado 4.8L
    Cold air intake - Flowmaster Super 40 - MSD Wires - Iridium Plugs
    Cat/EGR Delete - 160 T-Stat - Built Trans -Trailblazer Converter
    V tune - 3.90 True Trac - 5/7 Drop - SS front end

    Quote Originally Posted by RUFFNECK View Post
    ...First relieve the pressure before doin' that or else you will get a nasty squirt and may get in ur eye.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yournamehere018 View Post
    If you get them make sure it comes with an alternator pulley so it puts out enough power.
    IMO, if you have increased idle speed because of a cam or such, there's really no need for the alt. pulley.
    99 Silverado ECSB 4X4, LQ4, Patriot Stage 2 243's w/ 59cc chambers, TR224-112, Pacesetter LT's, Nelson tune, FLT Lvl 5, Yank 3k stall, UD pulley, CAI, Ported Throttle body, TB Bypass, 160* t-stat, E-fans, 6'' Fabtech lift, 3'' Summit body lift, 37'' ProComp XTerrains, 4.56's, Zexel Torsen T-2, 4'' Rear shackle flip (no blocks) 13.78 @ 98mph on 37's FTW!

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    Quote Originally Posted by yournamehere018 View Post
    I have never seen this before!
    04 Silverado Z-71 Extended Cab

    Magnaflow, plug wires, tr-55ix, Synthetics, 33.5", leveling kit, tuned, CAI, Silverstar, vette servo, cam, pacesetter.... and still not there!!!!

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