What nos system ?? car looks great, got attacked by VIRUS from ur link.superuber wrote:You know, I've never tried that. That makes sense to turn on and off at specific times. Basically the only time I arm it is right before I know I am going to use it. After I hit it I turn the switch off. I don't want to forget and leave the switch on .The installation instructions told me not to purge with engine off. Hope that helps.
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yes was protected.back in HS i had a 71 442 w/nos, i know exactly what it is like.recently drove my friends 96 impala w/ a 150 shot spun tires at 80mphleft a vette in the dust.hoe often do u squeeze ? any ill effects ?superuber wrote:It's a jwt system. Like wes said, your car becomes stupid fast.It's like your car on crack. Get the picture?Sorry about the link. I hope you were protected. I got 300 hits in one day!
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Any word on the pulleys? I am REALLY wanting to bolt these on!BlackBirdVQ wrote:Quick update on the pulleys....
We should see the completed pulleys by the end of this month, but I can't guarantee it. I will get the 1st set and then test it out for approx 1 week, to see if there are no side effects to this mod. I seen some pulleys that destroy the front crank seal in the past and then you end up seeing oil leaking from the pulley area. I drive alot so I should be able to get 1K miles within a week of driving to get a feel for it, and test out any probable issues. I do not know what they will look like or what the final price will be, so do not ask me.
BTW NOS is for wussies
I don't think we are talking about "underdrive" pulleys. If memory serves without re-reading all the posts here, these are supposed to be only lighter in weight with the same diameter.bullittandy wrote:........I think that underdrive pulleys would be a better mod as long as long as.......
I understand that anything lighter is generally good for performance. But the few ounces on one pulley that are lost doesn't seem like it could be felt. Lightened flywheels are noticable but thats losing 3-8 pounds. Maybe I'm missing something?elwesso wrote:This is correct, they are not underdrive, they are just lightweight. Its really only the crank pulley. The water pump pulley is going to be done so that it sorta looks cool..
10lbs!!!!!!! I had no idea they were so heavy.That makes alot more sense. If the engine is internally balanced then why does it have a 10lb pulley on the front? 10lbs makes it seem like a balancer rather than a pulley.elwesso wrote:The water pump pulley is merely for looks.. the crank pulley will be lightened by about 10 lbs if i understand correctly.
Man, this is great! I have heard great things about after market pulleys!Let me know when I can buy. My paypal account is ready and waiting!BlackBirdVQ wrote:BIG UPDATE- I got the crank pulley in yesterday in the mail. It weights approx 1 pound and looks awesome. I didnt take any pictures of it- but I will be shipping it to "elwesso" tomorrow so he can put it on his G50 to test it out. Hopefully he can arrange a before and after dyno for all the people to see. I do not know the exac pricing on the pulley yet.... I got mine for free for hooking up this whole deal, but since I am selling my G50, it would be pointless for me to leave that on there. And since I owe Wes some kudos for helping me out with part # searches etc durring my G50 experience, I decided to just give him my pulley as my token of appreciation.
Yeah well if you purchase some cheap knock off pulleys on Ebay.... you get what you pay for. I personally NEVER had a problem with ANY Unorthodox Racing pulley that I've had in the last 2 cars. I think I have over 75K miles on the Max with one, and the engine has almost 160K miles on it. But then again you cant compare a pos VQ35 to a smooth reliable VQ30. Only problems that I am aware of with pulleys on VQs is that some of them tear up the crank seal and cause oil leaks. We made sure this wasn't going to be the case with this pulley.Q45tech wrote:One might wander over to the other my350z and G35driver dedicated sites and search for problems with aftermarket crankshaft pullies besides balance and wear effects. In lower the mass and forgetting the balance corrections they have created some galling poor quality units.Pictures of pulley and crankshaft damage...................many time you don't get the quality you think you are paying for in aftermarket..............a function of low production runs.
Yeah well if you purchase some cheap knock off pulleys on Ebay.... you get what you pay for. I personally NEVER had a problem with ANY Unorthodox Racing pulley that I've had in the last 2 cars. I think I have over 75K miles on the Max with one, and the engine has almost 160K miles on it. But then again you cant compare a pos VQ35 to a smooth reliable VQ30. Only problems that I am aware of with pulleys on VQs is that some of them tear up the crank seal and cause oil leaks. We made sure this wasn't going to be the case with this pulley.Q45tech wrote:One might wander over to the other my350z and G35driver dedicated sites and search for problems with aftermarket crankshaft pullies besides balance and wear effects. In lower the mass and forgetting the balance corrections they have created some galling poor quality units.Pictures of pulley and crankshaft damage...................many time you don't get the quality you think you are paying for in aftermarket..............a function of low production runs.