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| Hello mate, I don't have a john cooper works just a cooper s (prefacelift) like yours. You certainly won't need to upgrade your supercharger to the teflon coated one when putting a pulley on, i would save your money on the new supercharger and put it towards an uprated intercooler. With a 15% pulley it obviously spins the supercharger faster and heats up alot quicker so you need the extra air going through to cool it down. I have a 15% Alta V2 on mine and had it done at 1320autos which costs £283 inc VAT and fitting which is an excellent price and excellent service too ![]() ![]() , saves you money on conversion kits if you just ant one or two items. Intercoolers cost around £350-400 depending on what one you choose there are many good ones out there.Hope any of this helps ![]() With just a pulley and depending on the strength of your engine you are looking at gains of 15-25bhp . An intercooler is about 8bhp. |
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| Cheers for the info Miniac. With regards to the 17% - I have been reading alot about the different pulleys and turning the SC too fast - i.e. beyond its design - and although the 15% I think gets into the problem area at high revs too I think of it as a good compromise - more power/torque compared with JCW pulley and not quite as much risk as 17%/19%pulley.... 15% is a good balance - just want to know more about what I would be getting from it... am i right in thinking that from the JCW pulley to the 15% would only be about 5bhp increase ? What would we be looking at in torque gains? What are the different choices for a 15% pulley? Would prefer one that looks as much as possible like the JCW/stock pulley - i.e. dont want Alta written on the side and give the game away!! ![]() I also plan to add a 4-2-1 mani and sport cat following the pulley... |
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| hi, have been down this route , save your money , the supercharger "aint broke so dont fix it" intercooler, cai induction, mani fold, miltek, head, cam, this is the best way forward, one mod leads to another, however you can stop at any stage and still enjoy the car. remember, if the car does not start, or breaks down , over heats etc, its good for nothing . so pick a tunner, and enjoy the results, 10k miles on GTT 230 KIT, still flying! |
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