upgrade kit
dude the bigger the pulley, the less the thing the pulley is attached to spins. underdriving the accessory. like an underdrive alternator pulley. its bigger so that the alternator spins less and doesnt rob as much hp
well i checked at work today and i saw the kit for myself in a parts accecessory book it clearly states for 2.2L cobalt, no im not just some n00b trying to get everyone worked up. i do understand all the pulley talk and i forgot to check the part# but will do tomorrow and get back to everyone
well i checked at work today and i saw the kit for myself in a parts accecessory book it clearly states for 2.2L cobalt, no im not just some n00b trying to get everyone worked up. i do understand all the pulley talk and i forgot to check the part# but will do tomorrow and get back to everyone
well i checked at work today and i saw the kit for myself in a parts accecessory book it clearly states for 2.2L cobalt, no im not just some n00b trying to get everyone worked up. i do understand all the pulley talk and i forgot to check the part# but will do tomorrow and get back to everyone
underdrive makes thing get less power. an example is the supercharger pulleys. the smaller the pulley, the faster it spins (overdriving it). a bigger puley makes it spin slower (underdriveing the supercharger).
if the crank pulley is smaller, it doesnt provide the belt with as much speed.
if it was bigger it would overdrive everything attached to the system.
and thanks for the complement
if the crank pulley is smaller, it doesnt provide the belt with as much speed.
if it was bigger it would overdrive everything attached to the system.
and thanks for the complement
Interested to see if this is true, does it specify what year 2.2l or just say all 2.2l cobalts. Hell the old Gm sport compact book listed the 2.2l supercharger kit for the cavaliers as being for the cobalt.



