High flow cats/ test pipes or lightened crank pulley
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I know this might be a dumb question, but what will give me more enjoyment out of my Z. I have an automatic, would the lightened crank pulley or high flow cats/ testpipes be better. I plan on doing both, but only have the money to do one this month or until after christmas. I am considering bang for the buck and sheer response/feel.
TP's will yield more power, plus increase throttle reponse. The only drawback is the nasty smell, so if you can withstand the smell of unburned gasoline then you should be okay.
When I installed my KJR crank pulley, I didn't feel a thing.
When I installed my KJR crank pulley, I didn't feel a thing.
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Originally Posted by Joey47
bang for the buck, go with testpipes. first get some type of intake, spacer then testpipes. save up and get all three.
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Originally Posted by 97supratt
TP's will yield more power, plus increase throttle reponse. The only drawback is the nasty smell, so if you can withstand the smell of unburned gasoline then you should be okay.
When I installed my KJR crank pulley, I didn't feel a thing.
When I installed my KJR crank pulley, I didn't feel a thing.

Is that the pulley that uses the stock belt?
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Originally Posted by kourosH
UR Crank Pulley, 5/16th iso thermal plenum spacer, MREV2, HFC/TPs
edit*--actually you have automatic--dont get the plenum spacer
edit*--actually you have automatic--dont get the plenum spacer
No space since its an auto, may i ask why? or does this have to with rev-up motor vs non rev-up
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Originally Posted by Joey47
bang for the buck, go with testpipes. first get some type of intake, spacer then testpipes. save up and get all three.
Originally Posted by alexfair
No space since its an auto, may i ask why? or does this have to with rev-up motor vs non rev-up
I was in fact thinking of getting Motodyde 5/16 Isothermal as my next mod for my 5AT Touring, since I alredy have Popcharger, Crawford HFCs and alluminium pulleys.




