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Old 03-19-2017, 07:36 PM   #3
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The ProCharger uses its own dedicated 8 rib pulley. It's a bit of a task to get in, but only about 10 minutes. I can only speak about the install of the ProCharger kit, since that's what I have. It took me right around 8 hrs to install start to finish. If I had followed the instructions to the tee, it might have been a bit less. I didn't drain the coolant completely, so it got a bit messy and I had to do some goofy things. It was harder to do the passenger side plugs then anything with the install of the blower. I must have fat hands, it took me an hour and a half just to do that today.

I'm sure both kits will perform similar on a stock/slightly modified car with base boost numbers. The ECS will not have to worry about belt slip when you get a bit crazier with the boost, but an 8 rib setup should hold more then even a D1 will make.

It really comes down to which can you get at a better deal.
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