2.6 on a TVS safe?
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2.6 on a TVS safe?
Is there a sticky, or could someone make a sticky about how far you can "push" the TVS to the end of the "safe" zone? I've done a lot of research and just get mixed information. Does anyone on here have legitimate experience with a TVS using a 2.6" pulley? Please list all your cooling mods, or more, if you want.
My plan is to run a 2.6" and only rev the car out to 7,250RPM. That should be good enough to generate around 25psi. I currently have a 2nd h/e, opt b, dual pass, and a meth kit in the closet. Should I run my 5GPH nozzle or upgrade to 10GPH? I have talked to the person that is going to tune my car and they say running 100% is safe. So that is my plan. I know everyone has their own opinions about that.
My question is, can you run a 2.6" pulley safely with a good tune? We need to get more sticky threads. I personally don't like posting questions often. Thank you all.
My plan is to run a 2.6" and only rev the car out to 7,250RPM. That should be good enough to generate around 25psi. I currently have a 2nd h/e, opt b, dual pass, and a meth kit in the closet. Should I run my 5GPH nozzle or upgrade to 10GPH? I have talked to the person that is going to tune my car and they say running 100% is safe. So that is my plan. I know everyone has their own opinions about that.
My question is, can you run a 2.6" pulley safely with a good tune? We need to get more sticky threads. I personally don't like posting questions often. Thank you all.
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I know there is a TVS sticky. What I wanted to know is if the pulley is safe. Since this is my DD I am just going to use the 2.8" pulley I already have. Thank you. It isn't worth the chance of it failing.
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