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Old Feb 10, 2008 | 02:59 PM
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Default Re: 185mm Pulley Install

Originally Posted by NeverEnough
I was gonna say...

Those where some terrible numbers until I read into it a little more. I'm still a little disappointed though, considering the NeedsWings by itself took it to 325ish on a Dyno Jet. I would still expect more than 360ish with that setup. Maybe I'm being too optimistic, but I would like to expect somewhere near 400WHP with that pulley, Intake, and tune...
Say what ??-

Chi-Town laid down 291WHP with a NW intake and an ASP pulley - then ran 12.6 1/4 mile - I think that's smokin' boys...or do you also find that disappointing?

The 185 pulley is something like 6% more boost then the ASP Pulley - I don't think in yer best wet dream you could ask for another 104WHP out of 6% to get you 400WHP. Need more mods to get to those numbers IMO

If I recall Rob, dynoed his SRT at 300WHP bone stock - prior to putting on his intake -that's 8HP better then Chi-Town with Rob's intake and a pulley installed - go figure??....

If SRTPowa multiplier is correct - my best number (made only once) after getting a chance to cool - was 317WHP X 1.18 = 374WHP. If that's right - I'll take it and smile. (Now I just have to cool the IAT to keep it in that range)

Pony up $75 and I'll be glad to take my SRT to a local shop with a DynoJet if that's what you need - but since I'm not trying to sell you boys anything, I only ask for your $$ to cover the dyno pulls (I have a larger HE and coolant tank I need to order and install) - I'll make sure the SRT is nice and cool - no tricks, no ice packs, no O2 or NOX hoses snaking in the inlet tubes, no third gear pulls for a bitchin graph - just the raw numbers.

The important part is not my dyno numbers - I don't sell or endorse products and I'm not in any competition - I just like to share info - and the good news is - our SRT's have the injectors to deliver the fuel requirements for any mod. Headers, porting, larger TB, Cams, etc..

Good luck guys..
 
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