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Old 05-16-2012, 03:29 PM   #4
Steve Tinker
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Originally Posted by Topless View Post
If your car spends most of it's time between 2-3k rpm, you don't want it. If your car is a weekend joyride/track toy and you use all of your rpm range, this is right up your alley.
Topless - I fitted my Raby underspeed pulley 3 years ago, and most of my normal driving is between 2-3,5k rpm - no problems as yet.
When I installed the pulley, I temporarily connected my multi meter into the car to get some idea of the voltage output of the alternator. Above 1250 rpm, the voltage was back to standard @ 14.3v, so as long as your alternator is in good condition & you're not continually in heavy traffic with a high electrical load, you should be OK....
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