Harrop releases HTV1320-LSJ. Orders being taken now.
Well ... probably. We are still debating whether to supply 80mm or 85mm as standard. We have to choose something that will not be too strong for a relatively stock engine, and still satisfy the majority of installs including those that are moderately modified.
What is the concensus ... ??
What is the concensus ... ??
Just like the "over-prepared" individuals who request the smaller pulleys, people looking to run very stock applications should be requesting the 85+mm pulley rings. 80mm just seems like a nice comprimise. The research and information is already available here online, so they have no excuse for poor decisions...
My vote...
80mm with a note to limit boost in the PCM for nearly stock vehicles.
You need HP-tuners anyhow for an injector change, plus you'll get better low end boost and a flatter torque curve with this method.
80mm with a note to limit boost in the PCM for nearly stock vehicles.
You need HP-tuners anyhow for an injector change, plus you'll get better low end boost and a flatter torque curve with this method.
80 mm would be a good place to start......most people looking to upgrade this are going to be wanting a little more then the 85. I have the 75 on mine and it's about as far as I would go before bigger injectors or return system, and some other mods.
recommended that the harrop should be installed with a stage 3 clutch also
80mm would be ok on stock car with catback, intake, and 60s
75mm would need an additional heat exchanger, header and d/p, and 3" exhaust, this just about maxes out the 60s
smaller than 75mm needs 79s and return style fuel system
80mm would be ok on stock car with catback, intake, and 60s
75mm would need an additional heat exchanger, header and d/p, and 3" exhaust, this just about maxes out the 60s
smaller than 75mm needs 79s and return style fuel system
Last edited by quadracer0387; Apr 9, 2008 at 11:51 AM.
ok thanx good to know, wow 20 to 21 ibs huh that is very impressive wonder how it feels
. So i can change it, ok, i wasn't going to change to that i was thinking just to 7000rpm because right at the 6500rpm the limiter hits and i dont like that so i just want to get it where i can get a solid perfect shift u know.
Thanx that is cool so when you say first batch you mean the whole 50 right or less.
Thanx that is cool so when you say first batch you mean the whole 50 right or less.
As for the reve limiter, the GM Stage 2 flash allows 7000rpms, so that's what most people set it at with HPTuners. I have mine set at 7200 or 7300, I can't remeber exactly. The reason is so that I can use the full 7000rpms without crashing into the rev limiter, but still prevent me from going past the valvetrain limits by accident.
Well, the testers have been saying it's great and pulls real hard. I don't have one personally, but if it's anything like how my twinscrew pulled when it was on my car it will be very nice. 
As for the reve limiter, the GM Stage 2 flash allows 7000rpms, so that's what most people set it at with HPTuners. I have mine set at 7200 or 7300, I can't remeber exactly. The reason is so that I can use the full 7000rpms without crashing into the rev limiter, but still prevent me from going past the valvetrain limits by accident.
As for the reve limiter, the GM Stage 2 flash allows 7000rpms, so that's what most people set it at with HPTuners. I have mine set at 7200 or 7300, I can't remeber exactly. The reason is so that I can use the full 7000rpms without crashing into the rev limiter, but still prevent me from going past the valvetrain limits by accident.
**seeing how much soul is worth to devil**
Man, I'm loving the results of this supercharger just on the 80mm pulley, but i'm staying away til next year. Just bought a manifold so i can start my own porting job like Omega, at least i'll have good supporting mods by next year.
Man, I'm loving the results of this supercharger just on the 80mm pulley, but i'm staying away til next year. Just bought a manifold so i can start my own porting job like Omega, at least i'll have good supporting mods by next year.
**seeing how much soul is worth to devil**
Man, I'm loving the results of this supercharger just on the 80mm pulley, but i'm staying away til next year. Just bought a manifold so i can start my own porting job like Omega, at least i'll have good supporting mods by next year.
Man, I'm loving the results of this supercharger just on the 80mm pulley, but i'm staying away til next year. Just bought a manifold so i can start my own porting job like Omega, at least i'll have good supporting mods by next year.
Drop an email to lsj@harrop.com.au and we will give you some options.
Sounds like 80mm will be the "as-shipped" pulley size.

Sounds like 80mm will be the "as-shipped" pulley size.
How many more are left Harrop, if you don't mine me by asking.
I have a question for the testers, you guys say a 80mm is good for a stock car, but i was wondering about the belt. Do you have to buy the stage 2 belt or is the stock belt fine till you get 75mm pulley.
I have a question for the testers, you guys say a 80mm is good for a stock car, but i was wondering about the belt. Do you have to buy the stage 2 belt or is the stock belt fine till you get 75mm pulley.
Last edited by MarqueDo7BabyBalt; Apr 11, 2008 at 10:27 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Drop an email to lsj@harrop.com.au and we will give you some options.
Sounds like 80mm will be the "as-shipped" pulley size.

Sounds like 80mm will be the "as-shipped" pulley size.

Cool thanx, so you think it makes a difference if you had the stock belt on instead of the stage 2 belt.
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