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Topic: V1 s trim pulley combos
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Jaejae5.0
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I know boost is a measurement of restriction but what pulley combo could get me into the 10-12 psi with heads that flow equal to or more than edelbrock performers 6037..3.33 and 8 inch crank? Lmk..thanks
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1fastmach1
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i ran a 2.95 with a 6.87 and had 12 psi with no belt slip
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Posts: 2592 | From: clawwwitter to 7th st | Registered: Jul 2010
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FRC_Kid
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Just go with stock pullies and a power pipe..... If you want more power go with a 2.95 and stock crank for more.. Get a tune any which way!!!!!
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Pretend Racecar Driver- C5 FRC
Ford, GM, & Dodge is what I'm all about
Posts: 2578 | From: All over the Peninsula | Registered: Feb 2009
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StreakMatt
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You will see 12-13 psi with the 3.33 and 8 inch crank and powerpipe. Just make sure you get the 93 Cobra water pump pulley with the 8 inch crank pulley. If you dont the belt will be touching the WP pulley. Easier to do a powerpipe, 2.95 pulley and stock 6.87 crank.
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