GM Stage 3, 2.9" pulley= TEH Shit!
GM Stage 3, 2.9" pulley= TEH ****!
So I express shipped the 2.9" pulley out of the stage 3 kit, slapped that bitch on, added water wetter to the intercooler resevior, took it for a spin and weeeeee!
3rd gear pulls nasty at 17.5psi
I have stage 2, gmpp manifold, hahn downpipe, gmpp cat-back, aem cai, and now stage 3 pulley and water wetter.
fuggin sweet
and safe too!
3rd gear pulls nasty at 17.5psi
I have stage 2, gmpp manifold, hahn downpipe, gmpp cat-back, aem cai, and now stage 3 pulley and water wetter.
fuggin sweet
and safe too!
watter wetter is made by redline, i got mine for $8 at advance autoparts. Im sure other auto parts stores carry them. Basically its an aditive to your coolant that lowers the water temp.
You can add 4 cap fulls of water wetter per quart of coolant, so add 8 caps to your intercooler resevior since the coolant capacity of the intercooler is 2qts. It works better if you remove a quart of collant and add a quart of water, that way you have a 25/75 water to coolant mixture, then add 8 cap fulls of water wetter. That will make for the best results.
This should lower your IAT, making for a colder more dense air mixture, in turn making a better explosion. Will also help if you're running higher boost pressures against pre-detonation and knock.
I added some to my engine coolant as well, to help stabalize the temps for hard pulls, not a good idea to make the engine coolant too low, it needs to stay above a certain temp to burn oils in the coolant and allow for correct thermostat operation.
You can add 4 cap fulls of water wetter per quart of coolant, so add 8 caps to your intercooler resevior since the coolant capacity of the intercooler is 2qts. It works better if you remove a quart of collant and add a quart of water, that way you have a 25/75 water to coolant mixture, then add 8 cap fulls of water wetter. That will make for the best results.
This should lower your IAT, making for a colder more dense air mixture, in turn making a better explosion. Will also help if you're running higher boost pressures against pre-detonation and knock.
I added some to my engine coolant as well, to help stabalize the temps for hard pulls, not a good idea to make the engine coolant too low, it needs to stay above a certain temp to burn oils in the coolant and allow for correct thermostat operation.
watter wetter is made by redline, i got mine for $8 at advance autoparts. Im sure other auto parts stores carry them. Basically its an aditive to your coolant that lowers the water temp.
You can add 4 cap fulls of water wetter per quart of coolant, so add 8 caps to your intercooler resevior since the coolant capacity of the intercooler is 2qts. It works better if you remove a quart of collant and add a quart of water, that way you have a 25/75 water to coolant mixture, then add 8 cap fulls of water wetter. That will make for the best results.
This should lower your IAT, making for a colder more dense air mixture, in turn making a better explosion. Will also help if you're running higher boost pressures against pre-detonation and knock.
I added some to my engine coolant as well, to help stabalize the temps for hard pulls, not a good idea to make the engine coolant too low, it needs to stay above a certain temp to burn oils in the coolant and allow for correct thermostat operation.
You can add 4 cap fulls of water wetter per quart of coolant, so add 8 caps to your intercooler resevior since the coolant capacity of the intercooler is 2qts. It works better if you remove a quart of collant and add a quart of water, that way you have a 25/75 water to coolant mixture, then add 8 cap fulls of water wetter. That will make for the best results.
This should lower your IAT, making for a colder more dense air mixture, in turn making a better explosion. Will also help if you're running higher boost pressures against pre-detonation and knock.
I added some to my engine coolant as well, to help stabalize the temps for hard pulls, not a good idea to make the engine coolant too low, it needs to stay above a certain temp to burn oils in the coolant and allow for correct thermostat operation.
Thanks n8dogg! I'm going to have to try it with my 2.9 thats on the way.
I am glad to hear that the pulley works well for you, I am planning on doing this one at some point in the future, but for the 3289742938742nd time, ITS NOT A 2.9" PULLEY!!!
76mm = 3.06"
stage 2 is ~3.1"
76mm = 3.06"
stage 2 is ~3.1"
and for the original poster, very cool man! 17.5 pounds, very cool. and with just a 2.9? post some vids and or pics including your boost gauge. kudos my man!
WRONG..
76mm = 2.9921 inches
79mm = 3.1102
and a side note.. GM claims the 76mm is a 2.9" pulley.. but a TRUE 2.90" pulley (what i have) is 73.66mm.
the gm stage 3 is junk..no a/c for 1...that the 2.9 pulley is actually a 2.999..the only good thing is the endplate ..if you go stage 2 with a 2.9 and a tune and the endplate you'd probly lay down more power
Well thats why your most likely making more power then he is kenhebe.
Why does everyone get all super excited with the "I hit over 17psi!!!". Guess what, you want to lower that psi with the same air flow. Cool and condense the charge. It will make more power and not put as much stress on the engine.
Why does everyone get all super excited with the "I hit over 17psi!!!". Guess what, you want to lower that psi with the same air flow. Cool and condense the charge. It will make more power and not put as much stress on the engine.
Well thats why your most likely making more power then he is kenhebe.
Why does everyone get all super excited with the "I hit over 17psi!!!". Guess what, you want to lower that psi with the same air flow. Cool and condense the charge. It will make more power and not put as much stress on the engine.
Why does everyone get all super excited with the "I hit over 17psi!!!". Guess what, you want to lower that psi with the same air flow. Cool and condense the charge. It will make more power and not put as much stress on the engine.
ur right its like having a 12 inch dick its too much for the girl to take and your gonna end up breaking or ripping something


