Unorthodox Racing Lightweight Crank Pulley - The370z Special
 

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With the Unorthodox Racing stock diameter crank pulley for the 2009+ Nissan 370z, the alternator and other accessories spin at stock speeds with NO underdrive. The benefit is the reduced weight vs the stock pulley. This allows the engine to rev up faster and smoother. 100% of the power gains from the stock diameter pulleys comes only from weight reduction versus the factory crank pulley. The reduced weight allows for more power transfer to the drive wheels. The stock diameter crank pulleys are available in polished finish only.

Features:

* The first stock diameter crank pulleys available for import applications (First introduced in 2000)
* Real HP & torque gains across entire RPM range
* One of the highest HP/Torque per dollar gains on the market
* Over 8 years of use in real world applications from street to strip to rally to road course
* Better than OEM belt fitment & alignment
* Accessory pulleys available separately for many applications
* CAD designed & CNC'd from 6061 Aluminum billet

I normally sell it for a great price of $180 but for The370z members you can get it for a special price. :tiphat:

To see the special The370z price and Order: http://site.importpartspro.com/AddToCart.gif

Put it in your cart and Use Coupon Code: The370zUR to see the special The370z price :tup:

You can IM or PM me anytime with any questions you may have.

Still rocking this deal :happydance:

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Is this for MT only, or can AT buff's benefit from this also?

Does anyone have this on a 370? any dyno results? How is the driveability?

Works on both No problem :driving:

Driveability is the same. the car just rev's up quicker and smoother :tup:

I have not seen any specific dyno charts for it yet but all the people that I have talked to who have installed them really like them. :driving:

Is there a DIY for this install? Is it something that needs to be done in a shop, with the engine out? Or can it be a driveway job?

It can be done in the driveway with the right tools. You can do it with the motor in the car and without having to remove the radiator in most cases :)

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Do we have a DIY with pics already? Or is that something someone should take on?

Buy one and get busy :p

I have not seen a DYI on one yet but I haven't really searched.

lol Gotta get the car first! =)

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Just a heads up unorthodox now offers the alternator pulley for this car and more to follow.