Unorthodox Pulley
i seem few reviews that the Unorthodox Pulley are prob the best for the Z.. If im just looking for the HP win do i really need the radiator and the idler pulley??? I mean for HP gain i just the under drive crank pulley correct?
Nope.. I just run there Stock size crank pulley.
if im daily driver is better to stay with stock size pulleys to avoid power loss.. So get get faster acceleration i would just need to buy the crack pulley.. Is there any reason why i would need the radiator and water pump pulley??
Part ID: 021011512
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http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/Item...ake=30&Model=9
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Yepp.. the other two are just Bing. Just get a Stick size.
Part ID: 021011512
Example for 06:
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/Item...ake=30&Model=9
Part ID: 021011512
Example for 06:
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/Item...ake=30&Model=9
it looks nice to have them all three changed, but the only one that really "matters" is the crank, dont go under drive either. I think AMS has a NICE 3 set lightweight sold at z 1 motorsports dot com
I also have question about the pulley set, what is the big performance different between the Unorthodox stock size pulleys set and Unorthodox pulleys set with smaller size? I see some forum said pulley will wear out the engine, is that because the smaller size? Is this set good upgrade?
I really want to know more about this one, this will be my next upgrade. Thanks guys.
I really want to know more about this one, this will be my next upgrade. Thanks guys.
Last edited by kof0127; May 2, 2009 at 10:14 AM.
Most of the power gain comes from the lightweight aspect of the pulley, not the underdrive. So you don't have to change belts and deal with the underdrive effect on accessories, most people prefer to just get the OEM sized crank pulley.
Here's my experience: I had the smaller unorthodox pulley(red) with my stock internals and TT/N20 with not one problem. Car definitely went thru RPMS quicker.
When I went with a built motor, went back to the OEM pulley(the other one in the pic) and no problems to date.
When I went with a built motor, went back to the OEM pulley(the other one in the pic) and no problems to date.
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