REDZMAN, has a set from KSPEC, and there is absolute no difference from them to the Unorthodox!! Very good quality!!!! Would definetly recommend!! Plan to get his on after his exhaust! If you have any questions just let me or him know!!
Originally posted by Cysco00
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REDZMAN, has a set from KSPEC, and there is absolute no difference from them to the Unorthodox!! Very good quality!!!! Would definetly recommend!! Plan to get his on after his exhaust! If you have any questions just let me or him know!!
Cisco C.
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You can't say there is absolutely no difference between the two unless you have compared them side by side.
However, I will say this, there are so manyother places you could spend that money that will make much more of a difference. Don't expect to see much gain from any underdrive pulley you choose.
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There is a replacement for displacement. It is on 2 wheels and 600cc.
I have it. (UR)
it makes a difference. not a 'holy shvt!!' difference. but I dont regret buying it.
but yea, there are other even better directions to go. but its not bad.
I will not say I saw a Hp gain.. it is hard to say because I also installed the 1.8 cam at the same time.. I can say that the car is easier to stall and it revs a little more freely with the Undersdrive pulley.. if for no other reason than the 4.5 pounds I took of dead momentium off of the recipercating mass of the engine. I was surprised at how much the stock pulley/balancer weighed.
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Originally posted by REDZMAN
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The J-Speed set I got really looks nice.
Now, how to put them on? LOL
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you gotta take off the front passenger side wheel.. and you can seee all the pullies when you remove the fenderwall lining.. and loosen the belts around the pullies.. and just take out the pulley and put in the new one.. but taking the bolt off the pully can be a difficult task depending on how tight on that thing is.. and usually its verrry tight..
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