larryd
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Worth it or not? I'm thinking of going with the AEM tru-power pulley kit. Anyone used them?
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StreetSleeper34 said:I currently have the underdrive alternator pulley and plan on changing it back out to the stock pulley ASAP. For being a daily driver the benefits don't outweigh the loss of voltage. With the temp. dropping and having to use the rear def., heater, and wipers more along with bumping the stereo...it just drains the shit out of my battery. On numerous accounts I have seen my battery volt gauge drop below 11v while my car was running, where it should be at 14.5v. :thumbdown
Going with lightweight aluminum pulleys is a plus though, especially at the crank, that I am keeping. But like TbTalonES mentioned, be careful with cheap ebay knockoff that may do more harm than good.
Just my $.02
GSGoinFast said:you know, you dont HAVE to have the stereo "bumping". i know im a 2g but ive had mine on for a while, 30% reduction and my volts stay at about 13.5 and everything runs fine. i notice my headlights will dim when im idleing and when i rev it they go right back up. its great
97eagletalonesi said:is the only one the crank pulley