Drivetrain Pulley and brake in.
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Pulley and brake in.
Hey everyone, just have a quick question that I couldn't find an answer for. My MCS is due to arrive in about 3 weeks. I've been collecting things to install on it ASAP (Wheels, exhaust, etc.) My thought on the pulley is that I should probably wait until after the break in period is finished up before installing one. I'm looking at a 15% reduction from Webb. Does it matter if I put it on before the break in is done?
Thanks in advance.
PS. oops... it's suppose to be break in.
Thanks in advance.
PS. oops... it's suppose to be break in.
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Just consider if you put it on before break-in is complete you will have to drive the car through break-in just as a car w/o the pulley.
I popped on a pulley @ 2500miles and it added a good punch to the car. Either way its a worth while upgrade if the person working on your (dealer for some) isn't bothered by it.
I popped on a pulley @ 2500miles and it added a good punch to the car. Either way its a worth while upgrade if the person working on your (dealer for some) isn't bothered by it.
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Hey everyone, just have a quick question that I couldn't find an answer for. My MCS is due to arrive in about 3 weeks. I've been collecting things to install on it ASAP (Wheels, exhaust, etc.) My thought on the pulley is that I should probably wait until after the break in period is finished up before installing one. I'm looking at a 15% reduction from Webb. Does it matter if I put it on before the break in is done?
Thanks in advance.
PS. oops... it's suppose to be break in.
Thanks in advance.
PS. oops... it's suppose to be break in.
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