after market PULLEYS are they worth it?
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Re: after market PULLEYS are they worth it? (Rainville)
Skip the crank and alternator pullies. They really aren't worth it imo. The cam gears would be a good investment if you have aftermarket cams or are looking to tune the cam timing a bit. Otherwise they are a waste of money and won't save that much weight
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Re: after market PULLEYS are they worth it? (Rainville)
i think they are worth it on an allmotor car. cam gear especially to adjsut timing.
"for turbo" i would rely on engine management. lightweight crankshaft pulleys and adjustable cam gears are not needed for FI. neither is a lightened flywheel. "for turbo"
"for turbo" i would rely on engine management. lightweight crankshaft pulleys and adjustable cam gears are not needed for FI. neither is a lightened flywheel. "for turbo"
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I would skip the crank pulley on a D-series...it is called a "harmonic balancer" there is a thread in the archives about it....many people effed up the bottom end by putting on listened crank pulleys
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by daidilus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I would skip the crank pulley on a D-series...it is called a "harmonic balancer" there is a thread in the archives about it....many people effed up the bottom end by putting on listened crank pulleys</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah and in the thread it shows that the older d-series (d16a6) doesnt have the harmonic balancer on the crank pulley (its on the oil pump)...so yes, a light weight crank pulley would be good for this engine...
yeah and in the thread it shows that the older d-series (d16a6) doesnt have the harmonic balancer on the crank pulley (its on the oil pump)...so yes, a light weight crank pulley would be good for this engine...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crxgator »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah and in the thread it shows that the older d-series (d16a6) doesnt have the harmonic balancer on the crank pulley (its on the oil pump)...so yes, a light weight crank pulley would be good for this engine...</TD></TR></TABLE>
yep.
yep.
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Re: after market PULLEYS are they worth it? (Rainville)
I've seen and heard some bad **** happen with an aftermarket crank pulleys. The cam gears 
, as far as the alternator pulley i really dont know about that one i dont know anyone who runs those
, as far as the alternator pulley i really dont know about that one i dont know anyone who runs those
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