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| Depends on who you talk too. Once you go past 15% you have to start worrying about heat management. This can actually cause a loss of performance rather than an increase. 17% is still fairly safe but most people have found that 19% is pointless. This is why 15 and 17 are the most common. 15% is a safe bet as it is the closest to the JCW (14.5 approx). 17% is a good bump but you may need some additional tweaking. 19% you will need to really tweak to get the performance where it should be. |
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| I have the GTT220+ kit (17% pulley). I have no problems without a remap and my dealer still honors the TLC service plan; I did check beforehand though :-) GTT, GRS, Janspeed, JCW, OMP + various other bits - 232.6bhp, 191.2lbft on 1320's rolling road |
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| I just want to make sure that you and everyone understand what I am saying. The 15% pulley is the least problematic as the 17% can introduce other needs. This does not mean that the 17% is bad.... It just means that there are other things that you might need to do to get it running perfect. |
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| You can always go to a increased crank pulley to get a bit more juice if you want to boost up your 15% pulley anyhow. See how the car goes with the works motorsport airbox (this is the stripped out version of the JCW) and the 15% pulley....if its all good then start some other power mods and maybe a crank pulley is a possible choice...this could give you a similar effect from a 15+crank to a 17% anyhow. |
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| not sure now that JC garages does not exist...try speaking to the guys from JCW who set up thier own new business...can't remember the name of the company but someone will know it. TBH the motorsport filter was a JCW with the flap removed and the electronics taken out. It essencially the same just that the cold air from the scuttle could be sucked in all the time instead of just above 4000rpm....its a bit noisier too because the hole is there all the time in the scuttle panel. |
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ok so spoke to my dealer last night with relation to tlc warranty etc and there quite happy for me to put a reduced pulley on as long as when it comes to service time i provide the shorter sticker belt they also have no probs with a induction kit or a re-route pipe woohoo ![]() |
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| If your dealer is ok with the parts fitted you should have a written letter and confirmation and have them sign/stamp it that you will still retain your TLC warranty and there are cases where the exact same dealer turn back on their own words and state that you should of have a written letter signed just to back yourself up if you happen to run into trouble with warranty issues. |
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