My friend took his power steering belt and i think his ac belt out of his integra and its pretty quick and he says that is the reason.. would it make that big of a difference?
its not alot of increase, its just really for the horsepower freaks, and if u dont want the luxury of the ps, u'lll hab to get used to the turnin its pretty hard but easy wen ur goin already
Originally posted by fuco8210 My friend took his power steering belt and i think his ac belt out of his integra and its pretty quick and he says that is the reason.. would it make that big of a difference?
I would say its less power you are using but those belts arent making a difference at all. I took mine off my civic just to get rid of power steering. Someone is BSing.
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You gain next to nothing by removing your belts. It's when you remove the system that you might see a slight increase in power, but nothing to even bother with.
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The only thing you gain is Popeye forearms from driving a vehicle that's so hard to turn. I doubt his Integra "pretty quick" because of this alone. I haven't had PS or A/C for 2 years now, and my car is a lot quicker, but that was due to a different engine, not losing luxuries.
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