** Evosport Releases Power Pulley System for 63 AMG **
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BTW, does your pulley have a SFI Spec. certification?
http://www.sfifoundation.com/
Thanks
Last edited by Glock Guru; Nov 1, 2008 at 01:08 PM.
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BTW, does your pulley have a SFI Spec. certification?
http://www.sfifoundation.com/
Thanks
Someone commented the pulley is overdone. I don't think so. How can you overdo a quality fully dampened crank pulley? I want reliability and quality...I've seen some pretty questionable stuff out there from other tuners with the 55 which makes me think what people would go through to save a few bucks. I mean the +80hp on the software for under $2k definitely spoils you!! Haha...it's like the power I get from my 997TT. Unfortunately I've realized that on an NA car, it costs more to make power than on my 55 Kompressor...sucks, but that's reality. Also unfortunate that the Mercedes factory crank pulley is internally dampened and not solid which would make this part much less expensive. I guess everyone has their opinion. The airbox makes less hp and costs more. So to me, this pulley is worth it, plus I get my peace of mind. Maybe someone can do a group buy on the evosport pulley
Someone commented the pulley is overdone. I don't think so. How can you overdo a quality fully dampened crank pulley? I want reliability and quality...I've seen some pretty questionable stuff out there from other tuners with the 55 which makes me think what people would go through to save a few bucks. I mean the +80hp on the software for under $2k definitely spoils you!! Haha...it's like the power I get from my 997TT. Unfortunately I've realized that on an NA car, it costs more to make power than on my 55 Kompressor...sucks, but that's reality. Also unfortunate that the Mercedes factory crank pulley is internally dampened and not solid which would make this part much less expensive. I guess everyone has their opinion. The airbox makes less hp and costs more. So to me, this pulley is worth it, plus I get my peace of mind. Maybe someone can do a group buy on the evosport pulley

Let me tell you something I've learned on these forums over the past few years. And this is one of the reasons I hardly post but I read a lot. Do your homework. Forums are a cess pool for negativitiy...a channel for people to post their griefs and sorrows. Sometimes they are justified. But from my homework, there were check engine lights on a couple very early dev cars that have long since been resolved. And one car accidentally got an old flash during the transition, which didn't make power. Since then I've talked to 3-4 people with the flash local to me that haven't had any issues, no check engine lights and they are all more than happy with the results. The only complaint I heard was they couldn't stop themselves from spinning tires..lol. If it's one thing I've learned with these guys is that they stand behind their products 110%. And correct me if I'm wrong but the the software has a 14-day money-back guarantee, so it's a pretty easy decision for me.
None. In fact, he said he's taken the car to the track a couple times (don't recall where) and no problems.
I think you already know the answer to that question.
) I wish I could comment on the pulley as a standalone item, but I got it and the airboxes done at the same time, and as a combination I noticed a big seat-of-the-pants performance improvement. My car also has the Powerchip/evosport ECU remap, which was done a couple thousand miles earlier. The car feels and acts completely normal, as though it was a ginormous power factory car. There's no abruptness in the power delivery, no weird noises from under the hood, nothing to indicate it's not stock, except that I have to pu55yfoot away from every stop to save the tires because there's sooo much power. Funny story... I was driving to work the other day on the 105, and I was hard on the gas at 110mph (in ESP sport) and the tires broke loose over an expansion gap to the point of the traction control intervening. OMFG! Do you have any idea how much power it takes to do that? I do: At least 455 at the wheels, according to the evosport dyno.Anyway, back to the pulley... As far as it being expensive or overdone, I don't think it's either. I like things done right that don't break and don't look out of place, and I'm willing to pay more for that. If I wanted cheap or poorly done, there are plenty of places for that, and I wouldn't have bought a Mercedes in the first place. I know what quality costs, and that's why I went with evosport hardware. Another thing I really like is that when I open the hood of my car, it looks untouched. The people at my stealership will have no idea how seriously it's been rubbed on if I need any warranty work done to it.
In the interest of full disclosure, I now work at evosport as a fabricator, but I had all my mods done well before I started working there and paid full price for them. I stand behind my comments 100% as a retail customer, not an employee. In fact, the way they treat their customers and the quality of the products are two main reasons I applied for the job in the first place.
Well, that's my three cents worth.
Josh
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