Smallest pulley known?????
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I don't have a SS/SC, I have an LT, so don't take this as gospel. I think the smallest you can do is 2.8 without modifying the blower. If you machine the nose of the blower housing I think you can go to 2.5 or something close.
Edit: Search for "machine blower" or somethig similar and you should find it on here.
Edit: Search for "machine blower" or somethig similar and you should find it on here.
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Originally Posted by ameaglemike
Hey everyone, I was just wondering what is the smallest diameter SC pulley that people have seen out there?
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Originally Posted by Zooomer
We have down to a 2.35 that would work on the Cobalt but after dyno testing we've concluded that trying to make more boost than 18psi will cost you more than you gain. So if you are seeing 17-18 psi, look to do more mods before dropping in pulley size.
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Originally Posted by Zooomer
We have down to a 2.35 that would work on the Cobalt but after dyno testing we've concluded that trying to make more boost than 18psi will cost you more than you gain. So if you are seeing 17-18 psi, look to do more mods before dropping in pulley size.
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Originally Posted by Witt
AKA Methanol Injection for less than 2.5"
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Originally Posted by patathSS
ZZP makes a 2.6 that can be used without machining. Pulleyboys has a 2.4" pulley
I just put on the ZZP 2.7 and I had to machine the snout for it to turn properly.
I was pissed that they (ZZP) put false info on their site.
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Originally Posted by BallsoutBalt
FALSE!!!!!
I just put on the ZZP 2.7 and I had to machine the snout for it to turn properly.
I was pissed that they (ZZP) put false info on their site.
I just put on the ZZP 2.7 and I had to machine the snout for it to turn properly.
I was pissed that they (ZZP) put false info on their site.
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Originally Posted by rickyw
we just need a new supercharger to swap on........... someone please jump on the wagon and get us one.......
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Originally Posted by Sp00ner
It seems to be about 70/30 for those that fit and those that dont. Even the ones that don't only need a minor clean up job to work correctly...
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Originally Posted by Sp00ner
You're still gonna loose power if what he's saying is accurate though, and looking at the 2.5" dynos, I have no reason to doubt him... it's the boost pressure + rpms that = hp loss... so if meth injection would work, and if it was heat alone that was costing all the power, then an ice box would work too. As would real cold weather... I think he's saying that it's the parasitic loss in addition to the heat....
You're thinking of a single gear dyno pull. What I'm thinking with the 2.35-2.4 is building that boost and creating torque sooner. The peak HP may not change, but after upshifting you'll be creating more torque and hence better times.
This is just IMHO though. I would love to see a dyno with a 2.35 or 2.4 with or without methanol/water injection.
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zooomer...why not just put the pulleys up..i been trying to get a straight answer from u gys as to whether your 2.35 AND 2.4 would fit. I wanted to try it with and without meth injection since i already have 2.5 dynos done
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Originally Posted by greekss
Now this may be a stupid question, does a smaller pulley cause the belts to slip?