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| No, 19% is going to require more work to the rest of your car. The trouble is it's not a simple matter of creating more boost. With the S/C working harder you generate more heat. A lot of people consider the 19% to be too small as it generates so much heat that the benefits of extra boost are wiped out over say a 17% With a 15% pulley you'll need no other mods to make it work. The standard ECU settings are fine with this pulley. If you went 17% you'd probably need a remap also. With 19% you'd need a remap and a new intercooler at the least. ![]() It was acceptable in the 80's |
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| Dpends on what type of driving you do ... A 19% pulley is not recommended if you spend a lot of time in the high RPM range. A 19% pulley requires a smaller belt and these need changing more often. While a 19% pulley doesn't need an ECU remap, most people go with larger (380cc) injectors and an ECU remap to take full advantage of this set up. Check out Helix Minisports if you go this route. |
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| You are in the states so I would recommend that you contact Don Hollingshead (DMH Motorsports DMH Motorsports) and speak with him. He won't lead you wrong. 15% pulley is a good start with a new belt (same size). I wouldn't go any lower than 17% as you will have to do other work right away. The stock engine just isn't ready for it to be honest. The reason for a new belt is that you might was well replace it while you have it off. |
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