Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Who's running a lightweight crank pulley?

MILENKOGT · 08-30-2015, 12:24 PM

You want to gain performance, try weight reduction or reducing rotational mass. (Not with crank pulleys or what have you).

This is just me, but if you have a twin turbo setup or other forced induction, there is no reason to use a lightweight crank pulley (unless its supplied by the Supercharger kit in this instance).

I mean really... a lot of modifications that one does to a vehicle, do you really feel a seat of the pants difference or is it your brain trying to justify you spending $500 or more lol.

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MILENKOGT Base Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: pensacola, fl Posts: 30 Drives: nissan titan Rep Power: 10	You want to gain performance, try weight reduction or reducing rotational mass. (Not with crank pulleys or what have you). This is just me, but if you have a twin turbo setup or other forced induction, there is no reason to use a lightweight crank pulley (unless its supplied by the Supercharger kit in this instance). I mean really... a lot of modifications that one does to a vehicle, do you really feel a seat of the pants difference or is it your brain trying to justify you spending $500 or more lol. __________________ 2008 Nissan Titan Crew Cab 2wd JWT C8/S7 cam package, Full Bolt ons 372rwhp/447rwtq Uprev Tuned @ Z1 Motorsports