[pocketrocket]

hi everyone, I have a 2003 frontier s/c and I was looking into putting a smaller pully onto the supercharger. i was trying to see if anyone has done this yet, and if so, what problems did you run into. thatnks.

 

[hunter]

just read forum below, and follow the directions from ASP who make the pulley.

Hunter

 

[hunter]

Oh
Most of these readers seem uninterested in your and my S/C frontier but with he pully change and a new muffler- all they will see is our tail lights.

 

[kansasfrontier]

uninterested

Its not that we are uninterested. Those of us with non S/C frontiers cannot really help you with that type of info. I really doubt anyone will ever come out with a Supercharger for the new frontiers anytime soon, although I wish they would.

Please don't take our lack of response as a lack of interst. example
I have never responded to the "sterophile questions" I really don't have anything to add because I will never upgrade my system and I know very little about the subject.

Sorry

 

[pocketrocket]

Its all good tho....I found the pulley but my one friend that is a mechanic said that i may have to buy a larger mass air flow sensor. if that is all that i have to do then i will be fine with it. ill keep it posted on what i find out.

ya are right tho.. pully, intake and exaust... alot of people will be seeing my tail lights

 

[nissanphilly]

i have a 02 s/clong bed and i am trying to get some info on the right exhaust to put on i have the air-aid on already and it works great. i was going to put a gibson exhaust on but talked to there tech and he told me they do not make it for the s/c long bed??? i saw it on ther web site though #612206

 

[Johnny_Random]

http://www.southfloridapulleyhq.com/SFPH/nissan_trucks/nissan_trucks_products.htm

These guys sell them. I bought a pulley and belt from them for my SC 2003 Cobra. You probably will not need a new mass air flow sensor unless you running some major boost.

Some cars can be rich from the start and a slightly smaller pulley with more boost won't hurt your engine. But all cars are different and respond different to mods so you would definitely need to put it on a dyno (before you get on it) to tell how safe your factory tune (air/fuel ratio) is with larger amounts of air being forced into the motor. They say on their site that you do not need a new tune but I wouldn't feel safe unless I got it checked. You don't want to lean it out and fry your motor.

Hope this helps a little.