Crank pulley's, long term use?
I've had a UR crank pulley on for over six months now without any problems at all. Before I got the pulley I checked into possible problems with removing the stock pulley and I know that there can be problems without having the harmonic dampner for long term use. Also, is the harmonic dampner the rubber section in the middle of the pulley for the F23's? That was the only difference I saw between the stock and UR pulley.
If anyone has experience with UR or AEM crank pulleys or knows a lot about harmonic dampners I would really like to hear.
If anyone has experience with UR or AEM crank pulleys or knows a lot about harmonic dampners I would really like to hear.
ive had mine on for the better part of over 50k miles, being that ive decided to garage it because she will drink close to .5-1 quart of 10w40 every week depending on how hard i push her, when ill tear her down ill have a looksee. but thaen again i could have no uneven wear as i am only turning one 'accessory' (alternator)
oh yeah i beleive inline has ud crank pulleys with a harmonic dampener
[Modified by SOHCArchangel, 9:40 PM 9/30/2002]
oh yeah i beleive inline has ud crank pulleys with a harmonic dampener
[Modified by SOHCArchangel, 9:40 PM 9/30/2002]
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I thought that boosted cars get the most out of lightened crank pulleys. Like atleast 2 times as much hp @ the wheels on boosted opposed to N/A for the same mod.
I thought that boosted cars get the most out of lightened crank pulleys. Like atleast 2 times as much hp @ the wheels on boosted opposed to N/A for the same mod.
Any website or info on the inline crank pulley??
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
its not on their site, call them and ask
just rember all h/f motors the crank pulleys are interchangeable, so they may not say for f series, just fyi
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