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Old 08-09-2020, 11:02 AM
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2011 ZR1. I just want a quick easy way to make it a bit quicker WITHOUT changing the exhaust manifold. Can I just buy a smaller pulley system? What gains could I expect? What should I buy? Thanks
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I am not a ZR1 guy, but ported blower snout (Kong), smaller pulley, cooling bricks mod, cam, cooling tank...there is more.
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Easiest gains on this car would be gutting the cats, and a set of sticky tires. That said, I have a 2.6" Lingenfelter upper pulley/stock lower pulley combo. It was a bit of work to remove the snout and even more work to machine the new 10 bolt hub onto it. That said, I love the way the car sounds and pulls now. I also have 2" Kooks headers (catless) and an Attack Blue air filter. The idea was to keep IAT's down until I have more money to throw at cooling mods. Ha. Good luck.
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Old 08-09-2020, 08:21 PM
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Look into a ligenfelter 710 kit. It consists of a ligenfelter snout, 2.6 upper pulley, aux idler, and a cold air intake.
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Originally Posted by 99SALEEN/COBRA
Look into a ligenfelter 710 kit. It consists of a ligenfelter snout, 2.6 upper pulley, aux idler, and a cold air intake.

That's exactly what I bought, along with reinforced bricks and an ATI super damper. I didn't want my car down for more than a couple of days, so that's the reason I went with the Lingenfelter mods. Pulls like banshee!!
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Originally Posted by 71HO454
That's exactly what I bought, along with reinforced bricks and an ATI super damper. I didn't want my car down for more than a couple of days, so that's the reason I went with the Lingenfelter mods. Pulls like banshee!!
I bet it pulls around Keuka lake like crazy.
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Originally Posted by TLS_Addict
I bet it pulls around Keuka lake like crazy.
Amen brother!!

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