Black Nugget

I visited there web page and ended up looking at the High Power Pulley Upgrade for Comptech Supercharger. From that point I contacted them letting them know I am in Virginia and cannot make it there for tuning and the entire package asking if I can buy just the pulley & belt. I was then contacted by Chris telling me they do sell the 10psi pulley for $145 + Shipping and the Belt being an additional $38. They told me they do have these in stock. They also stated that they sell the 550cc injectors and EMS that they use with this kit

S2000_Europe

Dava you cna seve money

SOS is really a expensive shop

1. order the pulley from ASP, I rather prefer steel
2. Buy the 550 cc with clips from our sponsors
3. There are a few AEM used in the FS forum

Regarding the belts have a look here

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=254159

Black Nugget

Newest Update -
A local friend of mine is placing an order with ASP tomorrow for a custom Steel 3.25" Pulley so I will be having him order a second one for myself.

With the fact that I will be going with a 3.25" Pulley I will be opting to go with 650cc injectors, so now it comes down to locating a board sponsor to purchase the injectors from.

S2000 Europe,
I have visited the link that you supplied, but nothing is stated on a 3.25" Pulley. AusS2000 had recommended a 39" Belt for a 4" Pulley, a 38" Belt for a 3.5" Pulley, so I am guessing that i'll be attempting to locate a 37" Gatorback Belt.

In regards to the AEM EMS, speaking with a friend I understand Horsepowerfreaks offer a great deal on the 1052-U so unless I find a great deal around the time I plan to move further, I will purchase from them.

FF2Skip

Granted, aluminum would offer less rotating mass, but is there any other reason for choosing it over steel? I've heard folks(before this thread) debate the merits of both, however, cannot recollect any of the points! Old age is coming early for me.

Sideways

The only benefit to steel is it tends to grip the belt better and decreases the belt slipping to a very small degree. The aluminum ones work fine in our applications and weigh considerably less. Are you sure you want steel?

FF2Skip

I hadn't chosen. I was waiting for more definitive word on each's pros. Thanks for piping up. I don't know why Chad(Black Nugget) keeps referring to this "friend." We're not friends.

Sideways, did you skip over the 11lbs pulley and go straight to 13lbs(now 16 lbs if I read right) after the head work?

itsallforyou

IMHO, an aluminum pulley is the way to go, as long as it's made of something strong such as 6061 T-6 aluminum and treated, i.e. hard anodized.

RZFD

[QUOTE=xviper,Jun 14 2005, 05:46 PM] Please STOP hijacking threads with your turbo rheteric.

Ztec

RZFD,
Try and keep the thread clean so it can remain open - it contains some good info that can benefit others!
I went with a Steel ASP on their advice to help and reduce slippage!
I have a 14 pound pulley which measures 3 inches where the belt rides.

I have a set of RC 650's for sale if you are interested - PM me
$300 shipped and insured

FF2Skip

Two 3.25" pulleys ordered(one for BN and one for me) and to be made by ASP. Now to find the right size belt.

FWIW, we ordered the aluminum ones at the recommendation of Lee at ASP. Our application, just as Sideways mentioned, will be fine without having to go to steel.