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UglyFast88 · 05-28-2002, 08:28 AM

Hey- not knowing crap about pullies and their effect on alternators, thinking back, my car already had pullies on it when I bought it. However, it also had a new alternator.

My lights are dim until the RPM's get above 1250, and are relatively sensitive to the throttle. Is this because of the pullies?

I've already replaced the battery, thinking it was weak but it wasn't bad, anyway.

05-28-2002, 08:28 AM	#15
UglyFast88 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Fordland Posts: 117	Hey- not knowing crap about pullies and their effect on alternators, thinking back, my car already had pullies on it when I bought it. However, it also had a new alternator. My lights are dim until the RPM's get above 1250, and are relatively sensitive to the throttle. Is this because of the pullies? I've already replaced the battery, thinking it was weak but it wasn't bad, anyway. __________________ '88 Speed Density LX 1998 Explorer motor 1.7 Roller Rockers GT-40 lower ported & polished Cobra upper intake MAC CAI Aluminum Pullies FRPP P-Shortys Cop car cam (to insult) Competition Engineering F/R adjustables Flowmasters New black carpet and... '84 Racin' Tempo seats! Cars' best run in 2002 with stock 150,000 mile 302 with pullies, exhaust and roller rockers only... 13.27 at 101.5 mph