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09-17-2007, 02:11 PM
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NST Pulleys
Hey just curious, I had pulleys on my 97 SOHC Civic, I had the full AEM set. I felt they did an ok job of adding power. Probably 1hp or 2hp If I was lucky But not worth spending the money that I did getting them installed. Everyone on here is ranting and raving about the NST pulleys. Are they really worth the money? Is there that much of a noticeable difference? I just wouldn't want to spend the money on them and have the same end result as did with my Civic. I know these are 2 completely different motors. Maybe It's just me being a lil' skeptical. Anyone have dyno results or If you have them on your car let me know what you think? Thanks
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