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Old 01-14-2008, 08:49 PM   #1
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BBI has a nice looking site but I did not see anything about the underdrive pulleys.

I must have in my back up brain.

Gary....Be Careful! The underdrive pully IIRC will give you more boost and if you are already at 6SI that may put you over the top. I will check with IA on my kit tomorrow
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:04 PM   #2
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The pulley will effect the boost on the turbos??
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:08 PM   #3
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No never mind just theSC unless the turbos are running on a belt system..... I honestly do not know much about the systm you are running. i would check with your guy first though on that.

Also have you done the plenum yet?
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OH Yes, I would check with the turbo supplier first.
I am not into blowing anything up. I sent the shop an email today to see if they make these for the 2.5 and what sort of underdrive the pulley creates.

Ive looked around and can not seem to find the plenum for the 2.5

Do you know of a place that makes them. I dont think RSS is making them for my engine yet.
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Old 01-14-2008, 09:42 PM   #5
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I'd be skeptical about buying from BBI.

I sent them an email about the compatibility with the 3.2L 986 S and the response was;

Thank you for your interest in our under-drive pulley,

It will work on your 986 boxter great.


I don't want any products in my car that were made by people who don't know how to properly spell my car.

They've had great reviews on the caymanclub forum though.
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Old 01-14-2008, 10:03 PM   #6
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You know, the sad part is that we see Boxster spelled incorrectly so many times I almost did not catch it.
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Old 01-15-2008, 11:17 AM   #7
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OH Yes, I would check with the turbo supplier first.
I am not into blowing anything up. I sent the shop an email today to see if they make these for the 2.5 and what sort of underdrive the pulley creates.

Ive looked around and can not seem to find the plenum for the 2.5

Do you know of a place that makes them. I dont think RSS is making them for my engine yet.
Gary,

Plenum for 2.5 :

http://www.************************************************************/productpage.aspx?pid=110901&cid=11&sid=51

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Old 01-15-2008, 11:56 AM   #8
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Thanks,

I will look in to what it can do for my car.
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Isnt the Crank pulley on the boxster as far as function, the same as other vehicles?

What i mean is usually the Crank Pulley turns belts which we all know, HOWEVER it also is a harmonic balancer for the crank... with my experience with bolt on mods on other vehicles, removing your Crank pulley/Harmonic Balancer will throw off some balance that the crank needs in order to prevent premature bearing failure... and by removing the Stock pulley and installing a lightweight Crank Pulley (which commonly do not have harmonic balancer atributes) can reduce the life of the bearings.


I would recommend performing an oil analysis before and after installing the new lightweight Crank Pulley to check for increased wear in the Crankshaft bearings.
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