4 lb or 6 lb the way to go
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Originally Posted by vinnyxgunz
my car is a daily driver. have chip, intake, exhaust, lmv. want to add a pulley, but i dont know which to go for. what do you guys think? should i also definatly add a 90mm to my car since i have a 2000? thanks for the input.
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I also went 2...4...and now 6 as soon as it arrives.
I had fun with each pulley as I desired more and more. If your looking for some great power and daily driving, I would say get the 4#. You will be happy with the results. I don't drive mine every day now, so I am stepping it up a bit to the 6#. If it breaks, I now have another car until I can get it fixed.
Jon
I had fun with each pulley as I desired more and more. If your looking for some great power and daily driving, I would say get the 4#. You will be happy with the results. I don't drive mine every day now, so I am stepping it up a bit to the 6#. If it breaks, I now have another car until I can get it fixed.
Jon
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I had the 4lb on for two years and lovedit. I now went with the 2.80 upper and the 4lb lower and all i can say is wow. I do plan on putting on the headers in the summer but for right now i think i'll be fine with the extra 6psi over stock..... If i had to do it all over again i would just go with the 6 BIG difference from the 4.... i also drive my L everyday. best of luck
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Originally Posted by Down South SVT
How "BIG" of a difference does it make going from a 4 lb to 6 lb. I run a 4 lb lower, 90mm MAF, Magna Cat-Back, and a tune. Would it be better for me to run a 6 lb lower or keep the 4 and install a 2.8 upper? By the way, my L is a daily driver. Any thoughts would be good.
That's exactly the situation i'm in... same mods and daily driven
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Originally Posted by Down South SVT
How "BIG" of a difference does it make going from a 4 lb to 6 lb. I run a 4 lb lower, 90mm MAF, Magna Cat-Back, and a tune. Would it be better for me to run a 6 lb lower or keep the 4 and install a 2.8 upper? By the way, my L is a daily driver. Any thoughts would be good.