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  1. 07-24-2003, 11:06 PM #1
    Cobra33
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    difference a pulley has on a early novi 1000

    Just curious why an 8" pulley will add more boost to the car, then adding an 8" pulley on a newer version novi 1000.
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  2. 07-24-2003, 11:11 PM #2
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    You will gain the same amount but the new 1K will cost much more as it is a double pulley.

    The head unit from old version to new is the same.

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    i thought it would be a little less since the new school has a larger blower pulley.
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    I wonder if anyone has tried the older head unit on the newer belt setup. Small blower pulley with 2 belt setup... that would be cool... :)

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    Originally posted by ersunl
    I wonder if anyone has tried the older head unit on the newer belt setup. Small blower pulley with 2 belt setup... that would be cool... :)

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    Frank is the sharp one today!! I totally missed that point, must still be drunk from last night :D
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    hmm wow I missed that one too :) I was thinking the fact that it is farther back but it doesn't matter causeit just has different mounting brackets..
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    Originally posted by 5150 LX
    Frank is the sharp one today!! I totally missed that point, must still be drunk from last night :D
    Actually i'm not that sharp at all.......I just ain't started drinkin' yet!!!!!! lol
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    Re: difference a pulley has on a early novi 1000

    Originally posted by Cobra33
    Just curious why an 8" pulley will add more boost to the car, then adding an 8" pulley on a newer version novi 1000.
    The blower pulley is smaller on the old style Novi's compared to the newer ones.
    I seen 8lbs with a 8" on a new style and guys with the old were seeing around 14lbs.
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