Agency Power Pulleys?
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Agency Power Pulleys?
Found these on mazdaparts.com and was wondering if anyone had experience with them?
http://www.mazdaparts.com/ProductDet...000-1151625320
160 bucks is pretty cheap for a claimed 9hp. The only current modification that I have to my 8 is a catback Racing Beat exhaust.
Also, if anyone has experience what potential shortfalls do these have on the car?
-Uni
http://www.mazdaparts.com/ProductDet...000-1151625320
160 bucks is pretty cheap for a claimed 9hp. The only current modification that I have to my 8 is a catback Racing Beat exhaust.
Also, if anyone has experience what potential shortfalls do these have on the car?
-Uni
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not very much, I counter attacked the lack of A/C by buying Racing Beat's ECU modification. It keeps both fans on, so your A/C will always run a couple of degree's cooler. In all reality, the only time you'll notice a weak A/C is when you are idling.
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Found these on mazdaparts.com and was wondering if anyone had experience with them?
http://www.mazdaparts.com/ProductDet...000-1151625320
160 bucks is pretty cheap for a claimed 9hp. The only current modification that I have to my 8 is a catback Racing Beat exhaust.
Also, if anyone has experience what potential shortfalls do these have on the car?
-Uni
http://www.mazdaparts.com/ProductDet...000-1151625320
160 bucks is pretty cheap for a claimed 9hp. The only current modification that I have to my 8 is a catback Racing Beat exhaust.
Also, if anyone has experience what potential shortfalls do these have on the car?
-Uni
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I've had my AP pulley for a couple years now and never had problems with the A/C.
I live in the North-East area of the country so maybe that plays a factor. I'm sure there is a difference while running when its 100+ degrees outside, but where I live it gets in the 90s (but not for long) and I still feel comfortably cool.
I live in the North-East area of the country so maybe that plays a factor. I'm sure there is a difference while running when its 100+ degrees outside, but where I live it gets in the 90s (but not for long) and I still feel comfortably cool.
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You can get the AP pulley for cheaper elsewhere, got mine for $126 brand new
It's not "Pulleys" tho, it's Pulley, since it's only one pulley.
The AP pulley is a lot lighter than the stock crank pulley, and it's one piece. I haven't had any problems with mine yet, I did get a CEL (Misfire) the first time I whomped on the car with pulley on and it felt pretty good, but now I'm used to it.
I also live in Phoenix, and I have had the pulley on during the summer when its been over 120 outside, and the A/C is still cold. My A/C has always sucked tho, so I just check the system pressure every now and then and charge the system nearly the point of overcharging it and it blows ice cold, even with the pulley. I also haven't had any issues with less voltage recharging my battery. For under $130, it's a great deal.
It's not "Pulleys" tho, it's Pulley, since it's only one pulley.
The AP pulley is a lot lighter than the stock crank pulley, and it's one piece. I haven't had any problems with mine yet, I did get a CEL (Misfire) the first time I whomped on the car with pulley on and it felt pretty good, but now I'm used to it.
I also live in Phoenix, and I have had the pulley on during the summer when its been over 120 outside, and the A/C is still cold. My A/C has always sucked tho, so I just check the system pressure every now and then and charge the system nearly the point of overcharging it and it blows ice cold, even with the pulley. I also haven't had any issues with less voltage recharging my battery. For under $130, it's a great deal.
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i have an ap pulley and i have no problems with my ac. Matter of fact i can't say that it adds any horsepower at all, but it sure does weigh alot less than the stock pulley thats for sure
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I actually just bought the unidentified blue pulleys when you search on ebay
Stock alt. and water pump pulley weight is a combined 1.3-1.4 pounds, the blue after market thing is .7 pounds just the pulleys... Waiting on the combined weight though with the bolts...
Stock alt. and water pump pulley weight is a combined 1.3-1.4 pounds, the blue after market thing is .7 pounds just the pulleys... Waiting on the combined weight though with the bolts...
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