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these AEM pulleys are a pain in the butt to install. i sure hope that they are worth it. the local shop was going to charge me 150 to install, but i figured, save some money and learn about the car. plus i think that in addition to the new clutch/flywheel my throttle response will be alot better.

 
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Let us know what happens.

 
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totally. its would be the least that i could do in exchange for the heeps that i have learned from everyone else.

 
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honestly...does aem pulleys do anything to our cars???

 
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exactly cause i wanna install them too

 
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you got air tools to help? trying to bust those things loose by arm strength is pretty hard...good luck...

 
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totally!!! the ps pulley is a b***h to get off!!! and the alt pulley is kinda hard to access. im not sure if they add alot, im breakn in my new clutch and am driving slow. i will post after i can start driving again to see if they add to increased throttle response!

 
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you really need air tools to do that. i found it easiest to just remove the alternator from the car before i changed the pulley. as far as the power steering pulley would should just unbolt it and leave the lines hooked up. i noticed better responsiveness out of the engine. i just seemed to liven up a little bit. the best part is everything on the car works fine ps feels the same and the alternator seems to work fine.