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gusto Sat, April 30th, 2011 12:57 AM

Troyer pulleys
 
Has anyone here installed the troyer pulleys? Is it really hard to do, any one have videos or pics to post up for this? this would be greatly appreciated:help:

Jackpine Sat, April 30th, 2011 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 47486)
Has anyone here installed the troyer pulleys? Is it really hard to do, any one have videos or pics to post up for this? this would be greatly appreciated:help:

I THINK 88Racing did, about a year or more ago. He posted in here about it. You can probably find it if you do a search.

- Jack

88Racing Wed, May 11th, 2011 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 47486)
Has anyone here installed the troyer pulleys? Is it really hard to do, any one have videos or pics to post up for this? this would be greatly appreciated:help:

yep did the pulleys.....you'll need a fan removal tool set and a harmonic balance puller and an impact for the harmonic balancer bolt........it took about an hour but I had a tech and a full shop at my disposal....

EskimoDragon13 Thu, May 26th, 2011 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by 88Racing (Post 47817)
yep did the pulleys.....you'll need a fan removal tool set and a harmonic balance puller and an impact for the harmonic balancer bolt........it took about an hour but I had a tech and a full shop at my disposal....

Did you have any voltage drop issues after installing the pulleys? How happy have you been with them?

I'm thinking about doing those along with the Troyer e-fan

gusto Sat, July 9th, 2011 01:16 AM

I had a buddy do the pulleys at his shop, best money i spent. noticed a bit of low end power, wouldn't say more power just more get up and go. just need to know how much to turn up engine idle. Troyer says 850 rpm so i went in and raised it 250 rpm in the engine idle in the custom tunes. can anyone confirm this is correct please :help:

88Racing Sat, July 9th, 2011 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 49362)
I had a buddy do the pulleys at his shop, best money i spent. noticed a bit of low end power, wouldn't say more power just more get up and go. just need to know how much to turn up engine idle. Troyer says 850 rpm so i went in and raised it 250 rpm in the engine idle in the custom tunes. can anyone confirm this is correct please :help:

That sounds about right.......700-850 rpm idle

In the end I just used an overdrive pulley on the alternator....

gusto Sat, July 9th, 2011 07:08 PM

whats an overdrive pulley and where do i get one. what changes do i have to make to accommodate this overdrive pulley

Longshot270 Sat, July 9th, 2011 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 49379)
whats an overdrive pulley and where do i get one. what changes do i have to make to accommodate this overdrive pulley

It is the opposite of an underdrive pulley. Rather than make the alternator shaft spin slower (reducing load) it makes it spin faster. It basically cancels out the underdrive pulley kit's effect on the alternator so no adjustment will be needed.

gusto Sat, July 9th, 2011 07:28 PM

where do u get one of these

88Racing Mon, July 11th, 2011 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 49383)
where do u get one of these

I got it from a mustang guy locally....idk where he got it from.....I was having troubles finding one on the internet....

gusto Mon, July 11th, 2011 06:55 PM

does it have and affect to the underdrive pulleys, as in power, or just fix the alternator issue

88Racing Tue, July 12th, 2011 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by gusto (Post 49436)
does it have and affect to the underdrive pulleys, as in power, or just fix the alternator issue

You'll just have to understand.....that my truck being a lariat had a lot of electric extras on it both stock and some that I added.....I was one to let my truck idle in the winter also....ya I know that's bad.....but increasing the idle hurt the fuel consumption.....so I got myself one of those overdrive puppies and lowered the idle....I do still have one blank one that was going to get the back machined to match the one I gave back but that never happened.....

gusto Thu, July 21st, 2011 12:45 AM

I hear ya, might be good idea for me i let mine idle in the winter and i have hids in headlights and fogs.


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