crank pulley
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Re: crank pulley (RACING INTEGRATION)
I think in the long term, youll mess up the balance of things down there. That pulley is harmonically balanced and taking parts of it off is just as bad or worse as getting an aftermarket pulley. (i wouldnt do it)
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Re: crank pulley (RACING INTEGRATION)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RACING INTEGRATION »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are there any side effects if I cut the outer part of the pulley( where the PS belt runs)?
am I going to take the engine off balance?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Leave the pulley alone......or do it and post pics of the damage.
am I going to take the engine off balance?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Leave the pulley alone......or do it and post pics of the damage.
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Re: crank pulley (uncle)
do you mean cut or machined?
If you have it machined off and balanced it's fine..the harmonic balancer is nto part of that piece.
Alternatively you could find an F20B or Accord Euro-R/Type-R crank pulley, it it's a sigle pulley as they had electronic power steering.
If you have it machined off and balanced it's fine..the harmonic balancer is nto part of that piece.
Alternatively you could find an F20B or Accord Euro-R/Type-R crank pulley, it it's a sigle pulley as they had electronic power steering.
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