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Join Date: Aug 2007
Car: 2007 Legacy GT
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Just got these hot new products in from Group A Performance. These are some hot looking lightweight pulleys, get em while you can. If you are interested in purchasing one or both of these pulleys please PM or Email me with your State for shipping and I will tell you shipping costs and we can get the order taken care of.
Chris - Touge Tuning Sales@TougeTuning.com Lightweight Crank Pulley Specs: * 100% made in Canada * 6061 Aluminum * Anodized * CNC milled * Balanced * Easy Install * 695 grams / 1.5 lbs * Not Underdriven Benefits: * Allows engine to rev easier * Improves fuel economy * Helps for heel/toe technique * Cool Looking Pricing: $75US + Shipping Check out www.GroupA.ca ![]() ![]() Lightweight Alternator Pulley Pricing: $40US + Shipping Product Highlights: * 100% made in Canada * 6061 Aluminum * Anodized * CNC milled * Balanced * Easy Install * NOT under-driven * Uses stock belts for install Benefits: * Allows engine to rev quicker * Improves Fuel economy * Helps for heel/toe technique * Cool Looking
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Little Rhody
Car: 2005 OBW 2.5i
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Have had a set of these sitting on my workbench for almost a year now. Finally got them installed since the timing belt and water pump was due anyway. (107k miles)
Will check over the next couple of weeks to see if there's any noticeable gain in performance or mileage. Besides the gains in my imagination!
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05 Subaru Outback "99% of being smart is knowing what you're dumb at..." The Superu
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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After a few hundred miles with the new pulleys, here's what I've noticed.
From a dead stop, the engine feels a bit more spry off the line and seems to rev a bit more freely. Cruising at hwy speeds is about the same although acceleration from 60 to 80 feels smoother and easier. That's my report based on the somp-ometer!
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05 Subaru Outback "99% of being smart is knowing what you're dumb at..." The Superu
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: South Carolina
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Seems kind of a waste to bother to upgrade these non turbo cars.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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In fact, the NA engines (like mine) will benefit marginally more from this mod. The turbo engines reportedly do not "feel" the effects of the lightened pulley(s).
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'08 White Pearl OB 2.5i MT w/ STi SS, Momo Airleather Shiftknob, Whiteline 20 mm RSB, JVC HD Radio, RalliTEK 5MT Bushings, GE Nighthawks (summer), Fumoto Valve, Group A Crank Pulley |
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![]() With a N/A car that doesn't have the added benefit of a turbo or supercharger, reducing the weight of the crank pulley is an easy and inexpensive mod to squeeze a bit more power out of the engine. Every bit counts when you're full time AWD. The modified exhaust, lightened pulleys and transmission reprogramming made a very noticeable difference in my A8.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Southern California
Car: 99 Impreza OB SW 2.2L mnl 5spd, 09 C63AMG
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACgJvtqMY6c&fmt=18 We have a lightened crank pulley on our 99 2.2L N/A engine. It's not a Group A but works just fine with the Delta Camshaft heads and cams. |
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OB Not-So-Noob
Join Date: Oct 2007
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Thanks for the great price on this, Chris @ Touge!
Just getting the "feel" of it on my commute to work (mainly highway) and the engine "feels lighter" and there's just a hint of better throttle response at (as reported by wbanas in one of the preceding posts) the low end (idle to say 3000 rpm) and between 60 ~ 80 mph. So far, I am
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Location: Seattle
Car: 98 Legacy Outback Limited
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Got mine installed on the my 98 OBW the other day. Very pleased with the piece. I am maintaining speed up hills that my car would shift down on before. Hopefully I will see some mileage improvement.
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