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I'm headed over to Technosquare this Wednesday and since Stillen is on the way there I decided to purchase the pulley, but which one... Standard pulley: Pro-Won't affect future S/C

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View Poll Results: Standard or Underdrive pulley?
Standard size Stillen pulley 3 23.08%
Underdrive Stillen pulley 10 76.92%
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Old 06-13-2009, 05:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Talking Standard or Underdrive...

I'm headed over to Technosquare this Wednesday and since Stillen is on the way there I decided to purchase the pulley, but which one...

Standard pulley:
Pro-Won't affect future S/C kit.
Con-S/C kit might not be available for awhile.

UD pulley:
Pro-More freed up HP.
Con-Not recommended for use with S/C and be replaced.

Both are the same price. Either way is fine with me. I just decided I want to have my fellow members help choose!
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if it's gonna be awhile, get the Underdrive Stillen pulley for now and then sell it later
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Yeah... I know it gonna be awhile for the S/C kit. It's a good thing though that Stillen is taking their time to do it right don't you think? To me the S/C would be easier to maintain than a TT but that's just me LOL!
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i'd prefer the GTM kit when it comes out...all the parts have been made..there are some pics around here too. GTM specializes in these things while Stillen does a whole bunch of stuff...........
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The GTM kit is awesome! I can't believe that these motors can handle so much power. I wouldn't need that much power though LOL! Who knows... If I get bored of the S/C kit then I'll sell it and get the TT.

On another note... I was talking to a buddy of mine today and he told me that last week his buddy sold his G35. The TT kit that was on it had only about 2000 miles on it. His buddy had the kit taken off before he sold the car and sold the TT kit for $1000. My friend didn't know I had bought a 370z so he didn't tell me about it! I was upset to say the least LOL! I know the kits aren't exactly the same, but it wouldn't of cost much to make it fit! Oh well...
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The people have spoken! Underdrive pulley is what I'm getting tomorrow. Once the Stillen S/C kit comes out though I'll be takin the pulley off and sell it here on the forum for cheap! Thanks for voting guy!
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