Who's running a smaller supercharger pulley and a crank overdrive pulley? I'm considering options, and it seems like a good option for torque. My concern, of course, is twofold: 1) I don't want to over spin the supercharger, and 2) can a stage 2 tune prevent the additional boost from bleeding off.
Given the info in the Pulley RPM Thread, most smaller supercharger pulleys are about a 10% increase in speed. Therefore, a stage 2 supercharger is seeing about 20,200rpms at 7,200rpm. Given the fact that the crank pulley would increase it by another 9.5%, that's spin the supercharger 22,119rpms at 7,200rpm. That's pretty uncomfortable to me.
However, if my main goal is good, streetable torque (ya know - area under the curve), what are your thoughts on a dual pulley with no TCU tune (I'm DSG). This would drop the shift points back to 6,400rpm, or 19,661rpms for the supercharger.
Doesn't this mean that a dual pulley setup, with the greatest ability for early boost low in the powerband, would spin the supercharger even less than a typical Stage 2 + TCU setup (19,661rpm for the dual vs 20,200rpm for the Stage 2 + TCU)?
This seems like a great option for a fun, streetable, torque monster, IF a typical stage 2 tune can keep the additional boost from bleeding off.
Thoughts? Am I off in my thinking?
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