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Thread: AEM True-power pulley..do they work?

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    Inactive Member gsr040275's Avatar
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    Hey do any of you guys have AEM power pulleys on your car? If so can you give me your feedback on them.


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    They look good and are worth about a killer 2hp.

    k

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    LOL.. Yeah I knew the hp gain was very minimal, but every bit helps as we all know. Thanks for the reply

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    gsr: whaz UP!--yeah, yeah, them AEM pullies are a P.O.S.--aint put'n out dick for HP...jus be look'n fly but, if ya gots the cash $$$ ta blow then get'em! you lucky if yo azz gets 1-2HP gain?--how much they sack'n yo booty for them pullies? atleast ya didn't get that total junk shitz by Unorthodox where they give ya da main crank pulley, read what da f--k it did ta this suckas ride:

    http://www.honda-acura.net/forum/For...ML/001827.html

    that's why AEM only be given ya the pwr steering and alternator pullies...live and learn babeeeeee!

    peace.

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    Well code, we finally disagree.

    I had a UO crank pulley on my ride for 13 months/7000 miles. No problems here!

    I only took it off because it's incompatible with the JRSC.

    Going out on a limb here, but I'm guessing that other guy was young and beat the bejesus out of his car. (Not that there's anything wrong with that wink but you gotta pay to play, right?)

    YMMV.

    Greg

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    Actually I think swapping out the power steering and A/C pulley's would be a good idea. Less load for the motor if you spin them slower. Don't know if it's worth the money, but I'd consider it.

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    My personal car gained 3.3 HP at the wheels by adding the AEM power pulley set. I then switched them out for an Unorthodox crank pulley (single groove only for the alternator - I ditched the A/C and the P/S) and I gained a whopping 8.8 WHP !!! Once I added the JR blower, I had to ditch it. The best part of this is that Oscar himself told me that the crank needs a pulley that is very close to the same weight as the OE... and having the dampener in it is even better. He says that the "Long-term" effects of the lightweight pulley can be dangerous.

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    Best 1320: 12.68 at 110 mph

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