VRP ECU and PULLEY KIT
Consider the change in position (farther from the center) of the rim's weight. That adds leverage to that unsprung weight and means the car needs to put out more power for the same result. I've seen 10 - 20HP LOSS by keeping weight the same or even dropping it but going from a cast 18 to a forged 19.
Other things to consider are the final drive ratio. Is the setup you are comparing the same overall diameter as the OEM? If not, you are kind of messing with gearing and again the dyno will not be representative of what you have at the crank.
The car will be slower with taller wheels, PERIOD. It will show on the dyno, at the track, and in the streets.
20s on an E = 100% looks.
And how long did it take to do the job ecu n pulley
VR550 takes 3 hrs. to install. ECU reflash, crank pulley, water pump pulley, new belt and a set of air filters.
As far as wheel size and weight, my rule of thumb is 1 RWHP loss per 1 lb. of increase in weight.
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I've been thinking about this for the past few days and my conclusion is exactly that. No matter how much I tried to justify getting new Kleeman headers I couldn't. The price difference over the gains would be too minimal with smog adding on to minuses. Vadim has a great price with a direct bolt-on mod that will give you noticeable gains...great purchase IMO.






