Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

Yeah, I'm not saying they *are* bad I'm just saying from what I've heard they are. I didn't really much of a difference when I had mine, but I can't say if it would do long term damage to the car cuz I only had mine on for a month or two before the car was totalled :6

If you want to be safe, there's a company that makes aftermarket pulleys WITH dampeners, but they only make them for B series. I can't remember the company's name, sorry O0

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

I'm going to reinforce the don't byuy them movement

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

I guess or actually know that the crank pulley is bad. But what kind of effect would an underdriven crank pulley have on an engine. Is it worst than the lightweight crank pulley?

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

People have said that non-oem pulleys cause them problem. Some said they work just fine. Doesn't matter if it's underdriven or lightweight, they don't have the dampener.

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

I was using a OEM pulley, think about it.

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

So if you were using a stock pulley that you lightened there is a chance that it wasn't evenly balanced...

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

What about going from stock B16a pulley to CTR crank pulley?

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

it was a stock pulley, never touched, as balanced from Honda.

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

Mista bone you confusin me... you said by the pictures "light pulley" but everywhere else you're saying oem?? eh?

Are you saying it doesn't matter which pulley you use?

Re: Light Weight Crank Pulley ?
 

He used the d15b pulley which is lighter than the d16 pullies