Dumb question involving U/D pullies

[kng9nothing]

I'm looking into a set, and I'm curious if I will wind up needing a different length belt. I'm assuming not, but I just want to make sure. Also, I've read to stay away from the "piggyback" style...so what would be the best bang for the buck?:scratch:

[snakbitn]

I've got a 98 cobra that I use as a track car and it seem's like I got my pully kit from steeda.As far as piggyback if you are taking about the lower pully which is what I have, I've had on problem's out of mine and I run the hell out of that car.

[cobrabitn]

Steeda makes the best U/D pullies and it doesn't involve a "piggy back" style pulley. Not hard to install either but you'll need a pulley puller to install it. Club gets a discount on Steeda made products too so be sure to call them up and not order on line.