Do not think you can. It would require a double sheave at the front with a larger upper sheave or a transmission sheave of a smaller diameter. The CPSC regulates the top speeds, so I doubt you can. Quality of cut is an issue there, also.
you put larger pulleys in the front and smaller pulleys on the back
Well what makes a car faster is the type of motor it carrys plus the transmission Well what makes a car faster is the type of motor it carrys plus the transmission Well what makes a car faster is the type of motor it carrys plus the transmission Well what makes a car faster is the type of motor it carrys plus the transmission
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With a manual transmission you downshift to slow down in situations where in an automatic you would have to use the brakes. Using brakes more = brakes wearing faster.
The one who transmits more data bits in the same length of time, or the same number of data bits in less time, has the faster transmission rate.
tacos ok manual is faster and if you want to know why just ask me
Change to a more proficient transmission.
Undersized pulleys will turn the power steering, alternator, A/C compressor slower that standard sized pulleys therefore using less power from the engine. The freed up power may allow you to drive slightly faster than before. The true benefit for most street cars is better fuel economy. In a high powered race car the benefit can be measured in hundredths or thousandths of a second. The horse power gain has been claimed to be 5 - 15 extra horsepower.
Your engine will speed up & the car won't go any faster (transmission slipping) Or you can pull the dipstick & smell the Transmission Fluid if it smells burnt you may have a problem with the transmission.
you could take of the govenor witch is some where near the carbureter or you could put bigger wheels on the back that made my westwood go a bit faster
Parallel data transmission is faster compared to serial data transmission. The speed of a parallel link is equal to the number of bits sent multiplied by the bit rate of each individual path.
Your engine will speed up & the car won't go any faster (transmission slipping) Or you can pull the dipstick & smell the transmission fluid if it smells burnt you may have a problem with the transmission.