KEEPING THE VOLTS
#1
I currently have a mitsubishi alternator(no clue as to how strong it is) that came on my 88 rx7 se when i bought it. I purchased the underdrive and alternator pulleys through rotary performance. I just want know if the pulleys will affect the charge of the alternator and if so what alternator could hold up to the task. On a side note, I don't care about emissions so what all could be removed of the air pump etc. in order to use two belts for the alternator and underdrive pulleys?
by the way i work at discount tire so if anyone should have questions concerning tires and/or wheels give me a shout
zoominmyhead
by the way i work at discount tire so if anyone should have questions concerning tires and/or wheels give me a shout
zoominmyhead
#2
i really dont know why they dont make pullies like they do for nissans.
For say, a 240 you can get just an underdriven waterpump pully.
then you get the benifits of less cavitation at sustained high rpms, which is the whole point of changing pullies, without ******* up the rest of your belt driven accessories.
instead we underdrive everything and thats dumb.
For say, a 240 you can get just an underdriven waterpump pully.
then you get the benifits of less cavitation at sustained high rpms, which is the whole point of changing pullies, without ******* up the rest of your belt driven accessories.
instead we underdrive everything and thats dumb.
#5
Dude, I have the main and alt underdrive pulleys(rx7.com). I have ran them for three years now and for 8 months I had my FC as a daily driver. No voltage problems at all. Accessories and battery charge was always strong. You should be ok.
#6
i was just saying, why put a crank pully on, and underdrive everything, instead of just changing the waterpump pully, so everything else is driven fine but you still get the benifits of underdriving the water pump.
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