get them..install them...never look back.

 

Steeda Underdrive Pulleys

I think they are. Shop that dynoed my car before and after said i wouldnt gain anything as well. Not to much to say after the dyno though.

 

get them, squeez every bit of hp you can out that mofo.

 

by the way you can see the a/f mixture is the same. its no trick in the tune.

 

I have them on both of mine, and I love them. Do it...Do it

 

You'll feel a differance. The car seems to run a little smoother at higher rpms. like there is a little more juice. They look cooler too

 

yup and throttle response is better and engine revs quicker

 

Wait a couple weeks and I'll have a set for sale.

 

how easy/hard are they to install?

 

Takes about 1-1/2 hours

 

How are you with a wrench?

You'll need a small wheel puller, torque wrench to 100 ft/lb, black RTV sealant, and your basic hand tools. An impact wrench is a plus for removing the crank bolt. There's a detailed procedure thread on the job if you use the search function. Not a hard job at all, did mine in about 1 1/2 hours.

Great mod for the money. Increased throttle response for sure. Good luck!

 

i can have access to all those tools if i go on base but to be honest ive never torqued a wrench to a certain number...just as tight as possible haha

 

What branch? Retired AF, myself. The military auto hobby shops are pretty good, they'll have all the tools you'll need and someone there to help (hopefully they're worth a ****). Find the link to UDP installation on here, it's good. This is a piece of cake, even for a novice. Just follow the instructions. The RTV sealant is important. Otherwise you'll have an oil leak.

 

its very easy to install. I did mine right at the auto shop at my base. Took about 30 mins. I think they are worth it. Haven't had any issues with mine yet.

 

What everyone here says is very true. Make sure you go with Steeda. Its a no brainer. Best $200.00 I ever spent.

 

they are worth it!

 

im 18 and it took me about 30 mins

 

only reason i didn't do it is because i am trying to not spend money on something i'll not be able to use with the sc'er. yeah it's only 200 bucks, but that could also be put to some lca's or an upper. they are a good investment if you don't mind taking them off and selling them for about half of what you paid for them.

 

yeah good point. I plan on keeping this car for a while and eventually getting a s/c but that may be 2 years down the road when i graduate college so until than it seems like a good idea.

 

This thread is kinda old but I would rather post in this one than start a new one, My dads birth day is coming up soon, and I was thinking of buying him somthing for his stang. He is looking to add a bit more power, and a set of pulleys seem like they would be a good choice, do you need to tune these things in, or can we just bolt these things on and go, thanks.

 

that would be a good present. they are a simple bolt on. no tuning required

 

bolt on and go

 

thanks man, that was the idea that I got from what I was reading but I dont want to blow 200 bucks on somthing that might run like ****, I think that I might pull the trigger on this one. He has had the car for about 2 years now, and I think that he has had enough fun with the stock power out put, all we have done to the car so far is an MGW short thow shifter, witch has been a very nice mod btw.

 

MGW, thats the adjustable one right?

 

yeha, there are about ten different settings on it, its been a great shifter so far. I put it in, the install was very easy and quick, very nice mod. you thinking about getting one?

 

they were my first mod an i love them. you get better mpg too. on tuesday or wednesday my cai and tune is coming in

 

I just did mine last week, took about 1.5 hrs. without lifting the car. I can tell a pretty significant difference in throttle response and the car seems to get to the higher rpm's faster. Definately worth it!! Makes sure you go with steeda though. You can rent a torque wrench and a 3 prong pulley puller from any local auto zone or advance auto. They are both pretty self explanitory to use.

 

+1 steeda