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M370 or some pulleys?

Appreciate the input, Cant decide on next mod - whats your take Fancy either an M370 or an underdrive pulley with matching belt etc. Current mods. (sticking with stock cats

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Old 03-18-2011, 11:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Appreciate the input, Cant decide on next mod - whats your take

Fancy either an M370 or an underdrive pulley with matching belt etc.

Current mods. (sticking with stock cats for current project) ART pipes again later.

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Old 03-19-2011, 02:15 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I am curious to do pulleys myself, I might do that when I have some extra money I can put towards the car but with your mods, I don't know if the M370 will show any large gains as you have completed the breathing mods.
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I'm a little worried about the posts about improper pulley installation damaging the engine.
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The IM will move peak torque lower... be interesting to see what you can get out of it with a tune.

Probably break even up top, but potential for a sh!tload more torque down low. How's your traction now?
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both man, but pulley for now and get M370 when your ready for tune
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iam running a stillen lightwheight crank pulley,installed it myself,never dynoed before and after but it did seem to allow engine to rev up thru the bottom end a bit quicker,its a good value to
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iam running a stillen lightwheight crank pulley,installed it myself,never dynoed before and after but it did seem to allow engine to rev up thru the bottom end a bit quicker,its a good value to
I think it's a good value if you can install it yourself.

I didn't, and am glad I did not attempt it. Took the garage two hours to install my set (not Stillen) and I was watching them the whole time so I know they were working on it.

Thing was hard to get off, then had to sand the new crank pulley to get it to fit.

Seems nice now but at $190 + $140 installation...well...that's not a big bang for your buck by any means.
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I think it's a good value if you can install it yourself.

I didn't, and am glad I did not attempt it. Took the garage two hours to install my set (not Stillen) and I was watching them the whole time so I know they were working on it.

Thing was hard to get off, then had to sand the new crank pulley to get it to fit.

Seems nice now but at $190 + $140 installation...well...that's not a big bang for your buck by any means.
talking about NST Kit?
Mine did not required any sanding to fit
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Mine did not required any sanding to fit
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How did it effect the Z post install?
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How did it effect the Z post install?
I can't tell much difference really performance wise, but we are only talking 5-10 hp here. It did seem to smooth things up a bit though.

Would imagine it has to rev a tick faster (those are some heavy pulleys that came off).
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I say go for it... it worth the money, but buy their belt too because the stock belt will be kind off lose with NST kit.
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Thx - worth knowing - best go shopping for a puller
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I went with the NST pulley kit & Belt and I felt a definite improvement over the stock pulley. The car feels smoother, slightly quicker and switching from 3rd gear onward, the car feels faster. I also had gas mileage slightly improve but then again it could be from the new filters I installed along with the pulleys. No issue during pulleys install.

I've been dealing with a Nissan Master Tech and he stated that the M370 would likely reduce HPs but increase torque, the loss of HP can be easily regained through tuning. I plan on doing this once done with other upcoming mods
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Any recommends on 'good' deals on the NST kit with belt etc?

Appreciate all the input
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