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jeanious 07-14-2006 02:34 AM

Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
Does anyone use a lightweight crank pulley? If so, does it feel any different than stock? What brand do you have? Is this a bad item to get?

Sorry for so many questions, but I might buy one tomorrow. I want to know if it's even worth it getting.

Thanx guys

Jorsher 07-14-2006 02:53 AM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
Don't use them, they don't have a dampener and are harsh on the drivetrain.

The OEM one has a dampener that absorbs some of the shock and vibration. Almost all aftermarket pulleys don't have this. I had one on my Del Slo, but that was only because the asshats that I bought the car from didn't put the crank pulley bolt on tight enough when they changed the timing belt, so it came off, hit the crank pulley, busted it, and I didn't feel like paying so much to get an OEM one when I could get an aftermarket one for a fourth of the cost. I didn't notice any difference...

Bone1 07-14-2006 03:49 AM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
light pulley for a D16 = bad after 10k miles

http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi.../badmainsx.jpg

Paul99EX 07-14-2006 09:30 AM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
get one only if you like fucked bearings

jeanious 07-14-2006 11:54 AM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
Thanx for all the info guys. I will really take this into consideration and say HELL no I won't get this.

stillnoturbo 07-14-2006 12:03 PM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
THough how many people actually use the same engine for 10k or even close? You know you want it so just get it. Shiny parts are badass. I used them on a bunch of my engines but I never keep a car for over 2 years so I don't really care. lol.

anothercivic 07-14-2006 01:14 PM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
I've had an Unorthodox Racing lightweight crank pulley on my b16a for oabout 5 years/60K miles with no problems. I put mine on when I did the swap so nothing to really compare it to. I've never seen such carnage blamed on a crank pulley before... where they underdrive crank pulleys or were they stock diameter?

rudebwoy 07-14-2006 02:11 PM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

Originally Posted by anothercivic
I've had an Unorthodox Racing lightweight crank pulley on my b16a for oabout 5 years/60K miles with no problems. I put mine on when I did the swap so nothing to really compare it to. I've never seen such carnage blamed on a crank pulley before... where they underdrive crank pulleys or were they stock diameter?

well you got lucky!
mine ran out out after 7000 miles on one

anothercivic 07-14-2006 03:24 PM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 
On an UR crank pulley? Was it just a lightweight one or was in underdrived? I'm curious because I don't want to push my luck. Especially with my new motor when its done.

jundoc 07-14-2006 03:53 PM

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

Originally Posted by anothercivic
I've had an Unorthodox Racing lightweight crank pulley on my b16a for oabout 5 years/60K miles with no problems. I put mine on when I did the swap so nothing to really compare it to. I've never seen such carnage blamed on a crank pulley before... where they underdrive crank pulleys or were they stock diameter?

i had an unorthodox racing lightwieght crank pulley also ...but on my jdm D16...sohc vtec...with no problems...i had it on there for about 3yrs id say about 15k miles and then boosted afterwards with pulley and still didnt effect engine...engine is still running strong...but when i put pulley on i did notice revving was alot nicer...and quicker...so LMK on if its not good for a B series cause i was gonna get one...


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