procharger pulley size question
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been searching for the past 2 nights and cant find my answer, so all info will greatly be appreciated
i just bought a p1sc from a member on this board and im looking at changing the pulley, im looking for right around 10#'s
my current mods are catless downpipe, shortys, built 4l60 with circle d 3200 stall, and 4:10's
and its a stock 4.8 truck, so im in need of what exact pulley size i should buy or something close to it
thanks for the help
i just bought a p1sc from a member on this board and im looking at changing the pulley, im looking for right around 10#'s
my current mods are catless downpipe, shortys, built 4l60 with circle d 3200 stall, and 4:10's
and its a stock 4.8 truck, so im in need of what exact pulley size i should buy or something close to it
thanks for the help
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thanks fellas, another question also, where should i place my MAF? on the inlet of the procharger or somewhere towards the throttle body? if it helps it is an intercooled kit
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thanks again fella's, im going from a 150 shot, should i change the style of spark plug i use for boost? im not sure what heat range would suit me the best
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What plugs and what gap are you using now? You usually want to set your gap from .030 to .035 for boosted applications. An NGK TR6's or BR7EF's are good boost plugs for up to 10psi and beyond.