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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 08:57 PM
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Super charger boost pulley options for power

Here are most of the main UPD Supercharger pulley sizes made, including the new Duel bearing 77mm clutched model. Also the new 74mm fixed SC pulley. Get asked all the time what each size is equal to in crank pulley size, so here is the general ratio list.

1) Starting from the upper left, we have the fixed 89mm fixed SC pulley and this model is a stock boost replacement sc pulley, that eliminates the OEM clutch unit and increases power by reducing rotating mass (same as all the pulley`s below).

2) 77MM fixed supercharger pulley and equal to a 180mm crank pulley ratio.

3) 74mm (new) fixed supercharger pulley and equal to a 185mm crank pulley ratio.

4) 83mm clutched style pulley and equal to a 168mm pulley but some have dynoed hp gains in the 180mm crank pulley range. 60 plus hp gains have been attained with tune.

5) 77mm (new) clutched style duel bearing SC pulley and equal to a 180mm crank pulley ratio.

Belt wrap kits are recommended with all SC pulley`s.
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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 09:09 PM
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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 09:14 PM
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Can you explain or post a detailed pic of the new " duel bearing 77mm?
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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 09:17 PM
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Nice, the tip in on the fsp are insane. Been trouble free on BI Performance CL55 for months now!

I have been lucky enough to compare iats between the M113k blower, Weistecs 3.0 blower and now on my Caddi CTS V. All sit withing 5* of each other in stop and go traffic and highway cruising. Definitely worth the upgrade.

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Old Mar 24, 2015 | 03:17 PM
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Can you explain or post a detailed pic of the new " duel bearing 77mm?
Sorry for delayed reply but up late on a photoshoot and traveling today.

Been over a year since I put my UPD 77mm clutched sc pulley on but basically, to go 3mm smaller per side (6mm total), required a different bearing set up than the 83.5mm pulley, that was limited to 83mm. So a duel bearing set up was created, presses in fit like the 83mm but X2 and looks like the 83mm front and back. This design, allows for a smaller SC pulley to be used , lighter and gives additional options to make considerable more power with a clutch Sc pulley.
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Old Mar 24, 2015 | 06:33 PM
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So are there still problems with tuning with the FSP or are they sorted?
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Old Mar 26, 2015 | 04:57 PM
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Nice to see that 77 clutched! Didnt even know they existed Would a HE and 010 only with the 77 be enough to cool or will it priduce too much heat? Im not going to get a trunk tank.
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Old Mar 26, 2015 | 10:57 PM
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This 77mm clutched is new to me too. Thinking of doing the Killer Chiller with my Bosch 010. I'm assuming this will be enough cooling for that level of boost. Also would you have to upgrade to 550cc injectors for it too?
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Originally Posted by Exotic-metal55
Here are most of the main UPD Supercharger pulley sizes made, including the new Duel bearing 77mm clutched model. Also the new 74mm fixed SC pulley. Get asked all the time what each size is equal to in crank pulley size, so here is the general ratio list.

1) Starting from the upper left, we have the fixed 89mm fixed SC pulley and this model is a stock boost replacement sc pulley, that eliminates the OEM clutch unit and increases power by reducing rotating mass (same as all the pulley`s below).

2) 77MM fixed supercharger pulley and equal to a 180mm crank pulley ratio.

3) 74mm (new) fixed supercharger pulley and equal to a 185mm crank pulley ratio.

4) 83mm clutched style pulley and equal to a 168mm pulley but some have dynoed hp gains in the 180mm crank pulley range. 60 plus hp gains have been attained with tune.

5) 77mm (new) clutched style duel bearing SC pulley and equal to a 180mm crank pulley ratio.

Belt wrap kits are recommended with all SC pulley`s.
So I guess the 74mm would make the most power correct? What reliability problems would I have and what else would I have to upgrade i.e. pump etc? My E55 is my daily driver and only car so I would need something that wouldn't cause too many reliability problems. Would going with the 77mm clutched style duel bearing be better for me?
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Old Apr 1, 2015 | 03:53 AM
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So with the FSP if you stayed with stock boost levels what would the heat be like for IATs? I'm assuming the same as stock just no ability to clutch the Supercharger when it gets too hot.

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Old Apr 9, 2015 | 02:51 PM
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So with the FSP if you stayed with stock boost levels what would the heat be like for IATs? I'm assuming the same as stock just no ability to clutch the Supercharger when it gets too hot.
Based on the latest review of the EC FSP tune and their altered bypass flap mapping, it should be close to stock. Dunno if its the same for BIPs tune.

Anyway, unless the tuners figure out whats causing the FSP issues, the FSP Pulleys are worthless in my opinion. Have a 77mm here, will not use it until tune gets fixed (if it will ever happen at all).
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Old Apr 9, 2015 | 03:11 PM
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Patience for the noob, so the fixed SC will not grenade like some of the clutched pulley options? Downside is they never stop rotating the SC, so if IAT's get too high you may be in some trouble?
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Old Apr 9, 2015 | 04:49 PM
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Patience for the noob, so the fixed SC will not grenade like some of the clutched pulley options? Downside is they never stop rotating the SC, so if IAT's get too high you may be in some trouble?
correct, so decide what you would rather have fail..pulley/bearing or your whole motor if you don't have cooling in place.
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Old Apr 9, 2015 | 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Hotsauce55
Patience for the noob, so the fixed SC will not grenade like some of the clutched pulley options? Downside is they never stop rotating the SC, so if IAT's get too high you may be in some trouble?
Pretty accurate way of putting it, that being said apparently the first batch of clutched S/C pulleys was made defectively or with poor springs. So they were prone to "grenading" apparently it's been fixed. But it's your car, don't take it on my word. Ask around to folks who have it in their signature and look and see if anyone has had issues with them in the last few months. Or you could always call the manufacturers for slight confirmation.
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Old Apr 9, 2015 | 05:58 PM
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Can somebody explain why a 180 crank pulley makes more power than the SC pulley equivalent? I went from 180MM CP to stock and want the power back but can't do a crank pulley anymore. I am limited to supercharger pulleys
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I wish I knew the answer to your question but I'm curious why can you not do a CP anymore?
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I wish I knew the answer to your question but I'm curious why can you not do a CP anymore?
Well, I'm not going to derail this thread. Something went very wrong and the crank pulley sheared off. I went back to OEM size to reduce the stress placed on the crank with larger wagon wheel pulleys and now it's permanently attached via pin kit, crank extension, and quite a bit of work from the crew at BIP after weeks of work and many many "you'll probably need a new engine". 6,000 miles later it's still 100%

That being said, I would think the SC pulley would yield the exact results from a crank pulley. The only thing I could see different is the CP gets the SC rotors spinning faster due to the rotating mass but that would be pretty minimal.
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Can somebody explain why a 180 crank pulley makes more power than the SC pulley equivalent? I went from 180MM CP to stock and want the power back but can't do a crank pulley anymore. I am limited to supercharger pulleys
Belt slipping on the smaller s/c pulley?

Have the 77mm SC pulleys been dynoed yet?
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IDK whose car this is but the caption says 77mm FSP, don't know anything about their dyno or the tune but it says 444whp with cooling mods. Just browsed youtube for "FSP AMG"


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77mm Clutched has been dyno'd

There was a full thread with results and full writeup on another forum but I don't think I can post the address

Here is the results from the tuner on Facebook

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The black car is my buddies, he went back to a clutch pulley that fixed pulley tune never worked right, the went back to a fixed 77 and tune from bip now it runs great makes a lil over 500hp
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The UPD (ultimatepd.com) 77mm clutched SC pulley is a game changer for new power options on our 55 engines. Big power and easy to install. Due to the weight savings VS a crank pulley, gains will and are showing to outperform a 180mm crank pulley.
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dammm a 77mm and clutched... I want to see this in action
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Originally Posted by menace2sobriety
77mm Clutched has been dyno'd

There was a full thread with results and full writeup on another forum but I don't think I can post the address

Here is the results from the tuner on Facebook

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Cls 55 in for 77mm SC pulley for testing @mslperformance

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475 wtq

77mm pulley tuned
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596 wtq

that's a lot of power just from a pulley. Its got to have more mods
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Old Apr 14, 2015 | 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Exotic-metal55
The UPD (ultimatepd.com) 77mm clutched SC pulley is a game changer for new power options on our 55 engines
Is it engineered differently to resist the malfunction that some of the other CSP's have experienced? I am new to the platform so bear with me, how is this a "game changer"?
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