Overdrive crank pulley?
#23
Not exactly... but you can figure out what the equivalent upper pulley would be with the stock balancer if that helps you at all.
just divide the upper pulley by 1.1.
Example if you're using a 3.0 pulley now it will be like a 2.725" after the OD crank. The rule of thumb is approx 1# per .1" pulley drop with a maggie.
3.0/1.1 = 2.727
just divide the upper pulley by 1.1.
Example if you're using a 3.0 pulley now it will be like a 2.725" after the OD crank. The rule of thumb is approx 1# per .1" pulley drop with a maggie.
3.0/1.1 = 2.727
#24
Not exactly... but you can figure out what the equivalent upper pulley would be with the stock balancer if that helps you at all.
just divide the upper pulley by 1.1.
Example if you're using a 3.0 pulley now it will be like a 2.725" after the OD crank. The rule of thumb is approx 1# per .1" pulley drop with a maggie.
3.0/1.1 = 2.727
just divide the upper pulley by 1.1.
Example if you're using a 3.0 pulley now it will be like a 2.725" after the OD crank. The rule of thumb is approx 1# per .1" pulley drop with a maggie.
3.0/1.1 = 2.727
Im at 8.5-9 lbs with 2.95 upper and 7.72 crank. So 2.95/1.1 = 2.68.
So a increase of about 3 lbs
Thanks!
#26


