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If you are planning on staying naturally aspirated for awhile get the pulleys. If you have forced induction plans sooner than later, pass. Also if you are going to pay
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If you are planning on staying naturally aspirated for awhile get the pulleys. If you have forced induction plans sooner than later, pass. Also if you are going to pay for the labor for the flywheel install, might as well do clutch and flywheel since the transmission will be dropped anyway.
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