M113K Upper Fixed / Clutchless S/C Pulley
-Ultra lightweight and removes over 3 lbs of rotating mass from the SC , that turns at almost twice as fast as the crank pulley.
-Super quick spool up time to max boost levels.
-Fixed SC pulley sizes range from 168mm to 200mm crank pulley equivalent, and all from an easy SC pulley change.
-Low inertia fixed pulley, frees up lost power, while not adding heat from extra boost needed to turn heavier parts
-Quicker response time going into wide open throttle
-Install is easy and does not require removal of super charger or permenant modification of sc shaft
-The pulley is held on by interference fit, factory bolt and factory roll pin design. You just align the part like the fatory unit and just torque onto the shaft. Very easy and no shims needed.
-pulley will work without the magnet on the SC shaft
-This unit will be 100% compatible with the belt wrap kit.
-Pulley will be avaliable for sale within the next 20 days.
-Pricing will be relased soon.

Last edited by shardul; Mar 27, 2013 at 11:44 AM.
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I remember AMGs claim that our compressor eats around +-100HP at max-RPM alone to spin.
Dunno how that is at lower RPM though, but i guess a clutch is there for a reason.
Hopefully the guys from Eurocharged can chime in here and talk a bit what their findings are.
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losing that magnet should make a huge difference!!!
Like stated before, AMG once said its 100HP of crank power wasted for propulsion of the Kompressor at max-RPM (~6200RPM).
Thats why there was/is a clutch for normal driving.
It takes a lot of power to turn at RPM because it's a positive displacement blower compressing air into a plenum already under pressure.
It takes a lot of power to turn at RPM because it's a positive displacement blower compressing air into a plenum already under pressure.
As far as MPG's the weistec is clutchless and didn't lose MPG's. I'm sure your right foot will have a bigger affect than the clutchless SC. I rarely take mine on long trips so eff mpgs.
It takes a lot of power to turn at RPM because it's a positive displacement blower compressing air into a plenum already under pressure.
If there is no big change (within 10% range after a good tune) for casual driving, i wait and rather buy this instead of the smaller SC pulley with clutch.
With a much lighter clutchless pulley, no clutch to slip, reduced engine inertia on the crank and rotaing assembly; engine will rev quicker and allow the SC to spin up or reach desired RPM quicker. The Sc spins about 2 times to each turn of the crank (depending on crank size), so this is a good place to take off weight as well.

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E63 Biturbo, UPD Cold Air induction kit, UPD performance crank pulley and UPD adjustable rear suspension with ride height adjustment.
CL55 UPD Cold Air Boost kit, UPD 3000 stall converter, UPD 77mm SC clutched pulley and beltwrap kit, Custom long tubes, UPD crank pulley , UPD suspension kit, UPD SC pulley, Aux. HE, Trunk tank w/rule 2000 pump, Mezeire pump, UPD 5pc idler set, Aluminum rotor hats.
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It takes a lot of power to turn at RPM because it's a positive displacement blower compressing air into a plenum already under pressure.
thats right, when its pulling vacuum its much easier to spin. once it starts getting under pressure is when the hp comes in but that would be the same with clutch or not. a for instance the tvs1900 which is the latest generation eaton with 4 lobe hybrid roots only takes 2 hp to drive with bypass open going down the road.










