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Old 02-07-2018, 02:23 PM   #4369
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Old 02-07-2018, 02:33 PM   #4370
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Doesnt necessarily need to be you, just wanted to pick someones brain about the kit and corresponding mods i ould need when ready to pull the trigger.

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Old 02-07-2018, 04:04 PM   #4371
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Just to update. 10K miles, no problems. Never refused to start in the extreme colds in upstate NY. Snow, ice, rain, or shine ... never driven anything else. Still running great. Oh, maybe just a bit on the cons side, it is a little more tiring to control the boosted car in snow ... maybe because I only had four-season tires
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290 whp to 340 spending on the dyno. Check imgur.

JRSC c38. Using a different BOV listed in the thread few months ago
DT Flex fuel
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I haven’t seen this particular question yet (apologies if I missed it) but for someone who doesn’t have huge hp goals is there any benefit to going with the C38 kit over the C30 in regards to overall system operational efficiency etc? I guess more specifically- does the larger impeller at lower rpm change power delivery in any appreciable ways?

Edit- or reduced wear & tear due to lower rpm?
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Old 02-17-2018, 10:29 PM   #4375
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My belt snapped and also damaged the idler pulley. I need one idler pulley ASAP. I bought the belt from 86 speed factory. Anyone know where I can get the idler pulley. And can I use the stock idler pulley?

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I haven’t seen this particular question yet (apologies if I missed it) but for someone who doesn’t have huge hp goals is there any benefit to going with the C38 kit over the C30 in regards to overall system operational efficiency etc? I guess more specifically- does the larger impeller at lower rpm change power delivery in any appreciable ways?
You will love the c30 kit! I ran it until I added flex fuel tune, then blew my engine. Now I am swapping to the c38 and a different transmission. Going the full monty! I believe the c30 with standard pulley actually edges out the c38 on a standard pulley in terms of output- Obviously tune dependent. The c38 just has way more overhead, and is more suited to high boost pulley without running on the ragged edge. I believe this all to be true, someone will correct me if I am wrong, I’m sure!
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My belt snapped and also damaged the idler pulley. I need one idler pulley ASAP. I bought the belt from 86 speed factory. Anyone know where I can get the idler pulley. And can I use the stock idler pulley?

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The stock idler you removed can be used in a pinch, but not ideal. You can order from CSG or direct from JR.
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I haven’t seen this particular question yet (apologies if I missed it) but for someone who doesn’t have huge hp goals is there any benefit to going with the C38 kit over the C30 in regards to overall system operational efficiency etc? I guess more specifically- does the larger impeller at lower rpm change power delivery in any appreciable ways?

Edit- or reduced wear & tear due to lower rpm?
There is not. Go with the C30! The C38 has not proven to have any additional resale value on the secondary market.

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The stock idler you removed can be used in a pinch, but not ideal. You can order from CSG or direct from JR.
Thank you. I see a high boost pulley in CSG. I have a flex fuel kit installed do I still need a tune if I use this? And will the tune pass in MA?
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Thank you. I see a high boost pulley in CSG. I have a flex fuel kit installed do I still need a tune if I use this? And will the tune pass in MA?
I can't comment on your local smog laws, as I don't live in MA. You should get a touch up on your tune with a HBP.
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MA requires CARB. So ... you figure out.
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I can't comment on your local smog laws, as I don't live in MA. You should get a touch up on your tune with a HBP.
Do you have the regular idler pulley in stock. I see the HBP but not the regular one.
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