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    I had plans on doing up my GP with a 3.5" pulley and supporting mods this christmas (downpipe, intake, plugs, tstat, etc.)

    Also grabbing a scangauge to monitor KR.

    What kind of gains will I be looking at here?
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    Look to gain KR, skip the DP & get some SD Headers, then look for some nice gains. I have all the supporting mods + a little bit more & will be going custom tune & 3.4 in the spring.
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    My guess is about 20 extra HP at the Crank.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite6 View Post
    Look to gain KR, skip the DP & get some SD Headers, then look for some nice gains. I have all the supporting mods + a little bit more & will be going custom tune & 3.4 in the spring.
    Will grab the SD headers instead. I'm looking for actual numbers, though.
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    ~250WHP. I really hope you have a tune lined up as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oxfire View Post
    ~250WHP. I really hope you have a tune lined up as well.
    Not right away, but soon.
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    I hope as soon as in when you put the mods in and tune the car pretty soon after.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oxfire View Post
    I hope as soon as in when you put the mods in and tune the car pretty soon after.
    Something like that, yeah.
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    You might gain 20-30 whp and maybe 30-35 ft lbs torque.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oxfire View Post
    I hope as soon as in when you put the mods in and tune the car pretty soon after.
    Why?
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    3.5 pulley is pointless it requires pretty much the same mods as a 3.4 pulley. I say since your doing headers and a tune try for the 3.4 pulley.
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    ^^^ I agree I am two mods from the 3.4 setup. That's all I plan on doing. All I need is headers and pulley.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slick2500 View Post
    3.5 pulley is pointless it requires pretty much the same mods as a 3.4 pulley. I say since your doing headers and a tune try for the 3.4 pulley.
    I'm buying a modular pulley setup, but I guess this means I can grab one with a 3.4" pulley instead.

    Good news, and a little more power, I guess.

    Thanks for the advice.
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    if you are getting a custom tune i suggest going with a 3.6 or 3.5 pulley and adding more timing. depends on your altitude and car though. on my car. i was seeing lot's of kr with the headers, supporting mods and 3.4 pulley. (i'm 2 feet below sea level)
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    Quote Originally Posted by blakgtp View Post
    if you are getting a custom tune i suggest going with a 3.6 or 3.5 pulley and adding more timing. depends on your altitude and car though. on my car. i was seeing lot's of kr with the headers, supporting mods and 3.4 pulley. (i'm 2 feet below sea level)
    Well, I'm buying a modular pulley setup. If I have tons of KR, I'll up the pulley size.
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    3.4 requires more than most people think.

    Why? because seasons.

    3.6 and timing will make a car that's just as fast, and less prone to knock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuner-Extraordinaire View Post
    3.4 requires more than most people think.

    Why? because seasons.

    3.6 and timing will make a car that's just as fast, and less prone to knock.
    I suppose I can go with a 3.6" and slowly move down pulley sizes if I don't scan any KR.
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    Possibly.

    Only if you are able to run at least 18* on the 3.6
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    most ppl who run a 3.4 with just headers are running like 15*. if you go with the 3.5 or 3.6, you can add timing, but if you get the 3.4 and at 15* you still have KR, then what?
    you will have to buy another pulley.
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