What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive?
What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive?
What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive? What accessories are affected when you install a UDP? How severe are the effects on stereo (BOSE with a single amp added- not a monster install), A/C, lights, etc.?
Re: What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive?
Originally posted by phenryiv1
What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive? What accessories are affected when you install a UDP? How severe are the effects on stereo (BOSE with a single amp added- not a monster install), A/C, lights, etc.?
What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive? What accessories are affected when you install a UDP? How severe are the effects on stereo (BOSE with a single amp added- not a monster install), A/C, lights, etc.?
The search function can answer your questions.
UDP - Power steering and accessories (alternator).
Re: Re: What does an Underdrive pulley (UDP) actually under-drive?
Originally posted by Lime
At the risk of yet again sounding like a moderator....
The search function can answer your questions.
UDP - Power steering and accessories (alternator).
At the risk of yet again sounding like a moderator....
The search function can answer your questions.
UDP - Power steering and accessories (alternator).
it's ok. The Unorthodox Racing pulley for our car is slightly smaller in diameter, and weighs a lot less. You need to get different belts for it. I doubt the power dip would be enough to merit on the system you're speaking about, because I have the BOSE in my car, and I don't have a problem with it (no amp though). I also purchased an Optima yellow-top battery in case of a drain; the deep-cycle batteries are nice as a just-in-case thing.
Originally posted by Lime
it's ok. The Unorthodox Racing pulley for our car is slightly smaller in diameter, and weighs a lot less. You need to get different belts for it. I doubt the power dip would be enough to merit on the system you're speaking about, because I have the BOSE in my car, and I don't have a problem with it (no amp though). I also purchased an Optima yellow-top battery in case of a drain; the deep-cycle batteries are nice as a just-in-case thing.
it's ok. The Unorthodox Racing pulley for our car is slightly smaller in diameter, and weighs a lot less. You need to get different belts for it. I doubt the power dip would be enough to merit on the system you're speaking about, because I have the BOSE in my car, and I don't have a problem with it (no amp though). I also purchased an Optima yellow-top battery in case of a drain; the deep-cycle batteries are nice as a just-in-case thing.
Also, justmaxin96 (I think) had a squeeling problem with his UDP when he installed it. I do not know if it has gona away or not. What are your experiences with this?
Lastly, did you really notice a difference with the UDP? (anyone can chime in here- Thanks!)
As for the belts, I'll have to get back to ya on that. As for the power increase, I definately feel a harder pull at lower rpms (keeps me happy). Also, I had a belt squealing prob once but found out it was because I didn't tighten the belts enough. Hope this answers your questions (post later tonight with the belt sizes).
PLEASE use the search for this stuff. See Cheston's installation information for belt sizes ( www.maximadriver.com ), or do a search. I did not dyno before/after. There are a MILLION threads on the UDP. People who did track runs had some gains, but there are plenty of people who say it does nothing.
Originally posted by Lime
PLEASE use the search for this stuff. See Cheston's installation information for belt sizes ( www.maximadriver.com ), or do a search. I did not dyno before/after. There are a MILLION threads on the UDP. People who did track runs had some gains, but there are plenty of people who say it does nothing.
PLEASE use the search for this stuff. See Cheston's installation information for belt sizes ( www.maximadriver.com ), or do a search. I did not dyno before/after. There are a MILLION threads on the UDP. People who did track runs had some gains, but there are plenty of people who say it does nothing.
Originally posted by phenryiv1
I would have searched, but the search function, as well as the "edit post" function, the "deleate PM" function, and the "send PM" function all leave me with a "Page Not Found" error message on my computer. Last week I even got it when I made a post, now it is just in the instances specified above. Strange...
I would have searched, but the search function, as well as the "edit post" function, the "deleate PM" function, and the "send PM" function all leave me with a "Page Not Found" error message on my computer. Last week I even got it when I made a post, now it is just in the instances specified above. Strange...
Originally posted by Lime
it's ok.
it's ok.
Moments of Inertia:
Icm = MR^2
The UDP replaces the crank pulley on our car. One belt drives the Accessories (alternator/AC Compressor) and the other belt drives the power steering pump. From what I recall only the accessory belt is underdriven and not much at that. I live in TX and notice no decrease in AC performance. I also have the Bose and a 300W JL Audio 12W0 and have had no battery/alternator problems. The way the pulley frees up power is by reducing the energy wasted in turning the pulley. If you make the radius smaller and/pr make the pulley weigh less it's easier to turn (the same holds true for slowing down).
I felt it made a difference and by straight physics it works
-hype
Icm = MR^2
The UDP replaces the crank pulley on our car. One belt drives the Accessories (alternator/AC Compressor) and the other belt drives the power steering pump. From what I recall only the accessory belt is underdriven and not much at that. I live in TX and notice no decrease in AC performance. I also have the Bose and a 300W JL Audio 12W0 and have had no battery/alternator problems. The way the pulley frees up power is by reducing the energy wasted in turning the pulley. If you make the radius smaller and/pr make the pulley weigh less it's easier to turn (the same holds true for slowing down).
I felt it made a difference and by straight physics it works

-hype
Good call Hype (I'm a 3rd physics major
). Anyway, the belt sizes are K-060408 and K-040292 if you didn't already find them. Good luck on the install and don't forget to tighten those puppies up.
). Anyway, the belt sizes are K-060408 and K-040292 if you didn't already find them. Good luck on the install and don't forget to tighten those puppies up.
Originally posted by KMax2988
Good call Hype (I'm a 3rd physics major
). Anyway, the belt sizes are K-060408 and K-040292 if you didn't already find them. Good luck on the install and don't forget to tighten those puppies up.
Good call Hype (I'm a 3rd physics major
). Anyway, the belt sizes are K-060408 and K-040292 if you didn't already find them. Good luck on the install and don't forget to tighten those puppies up.
Alternator & Water Pump
1995-02 Gates # K060408
Power Steering
1995-02 Gates # K040292
If this one does not fit then try: Gates # K040300
I tried to fit the K040292 and there was NO way it would fit. I ran the adjuster all the way down and it was still too tight to fit on. I used the K040300 with no problems though

-hype
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