9/10 you don’t on our platforms. The benefit of closed loop fueling and MAF sensors together. Targeted Lambda will not change as long as fuel trims can stay within range.Don't forget you will need a tune to go along with that smaller pulley to take advantage of the psi increase.
9/10 you don’t on our platforms. The benefit of closed loop fueling and MAF sensors together. Targeted Lambda will not change as long as fuel trims can stay within range.
My apologies. I didn’t catch the “go along with the smaller pulley” lol. Was thinking he just wanted to drop a pulley size. Agree a custom tune upgrade with a smaller pulley absolutely. That’s a win.So you are saying no reason to move from the stock Roush tune to get more power from that smaller pulley? I would think someone moving to a smaller pulley is looking to get more power and getting the most power typically means moving away from the stock Roush tune. I could be wrong and if so, I stand corrected.
Smaller pulley spins the blower faster which in turn makes more power. Typically on an efficient setup, you could expect to see around 20-25whp per pound of boost picked up in good weather. I would highly recommend a Griptec pulley as they have rib technology that helps prevent belt slip. Also depending on how much power you're trying to make, you will want a custom tune as well as more boost will require tuning. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot us a message anytime.Hello everyone,
i need an advice i have have a Roush RS3 2019 tune to 91 650whp
1st why many of mustang S550 swap to small?
2nd any recommendation what i suppose to buy.
thx
baker