Subject	Does the reduction in weight provide the performance...
Posted by	JokerF15 (NyxMotorsports) on December 22, 2004 at 3:39 AM
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In Reply To	It does reduce pump speed, but usually doesn't cause probs. posted by Ash's Z on December 22, 2004 at 02:50 AM
Message	increase? or is it the reduction in the size of the pulley? If its reduction, couldn't you just resize the Waterpump pulley to get back to the correct ratio? The only reason i've held back as of now is I don't want both my waterpump and alternator spinning slower than normal. I have a pretty hefty sound system load and it dims pretty bad @ idle right now. I'm going with an upgraded alternator soon but not with recent engine problems =\. -JokerF15
Follow Ups	Can an aftermarket underdrive pulley reduce water pump speed - NitroPow 02:17:48 12/22/04 I havent seen any real physical evidence - BOOZTD 3 02:26:13 12/22/04 I check my Techtom a thousand times an hour - SeedyROM 02:27:40 12/22/04 It does reduce pump speed, but usually doesn't cause probs. - Ash's Z 02:50:10 12/22/04 Does the reduction in weight provide the performance... - JokerF15 (NyxMotorsports) 03:39:40 12/22/04 Yes, you can go with an overdrive pulley for the alternator - twinturbineZ 04:14:44 12/22/04 ratio - Marshall 09:36:22 12/22/04 you have it backwards - ScubaSteve 10:30:36 12/22/04 err, yeah - Marshall 11:44:48 12/22/04 Dont forget the mass. - Ash's Z 12:12:25 12/22/04 True, but that one's harder to measure. - Marshall 12:39:19 12/22/04 repost! (n/m) - twinturbineZ 04:13:24 12/22/04 2nd (n/m) - spyhunter(nj) 09:38:35 12/22/04 I posted it only once. Someone is messing around i guess :) (n/m) - NitroPow 10:52:55 12/22/04 De ja vu! - TT XTZ 11:34:22 12/22/04
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