has anyone used these
 

has anyone used the sr motorsports pulley systems
http://www.srmotorsports.com/sr93plly.html
eather the wide system or the normal system

Oh those crazy guys at SR...the linked page specifically says 93-95 RX-7s but in the pulley's description...

If I had a nickel for every FD that overheated because the fan belts were slipping...well, I would have the exact number of nickels I have now because it's never happened. Obviously this could just be a mistake caused by someone copying a description from a 2nd gen or something...but considering SR's "ultimate rad" is exactly the same as a koyo except it has a sticker over the koyo logo and costs $180 more than a koyo...i'd be pretty suspicious about any of their parts.

I'd wait for someone to post that has actually purchased this set to chime in before I bought it. It seems like a deal considering it's about $150 less than an unorthodox kit. But the SR kit doesn't list a P/S pulley where the unorthodox includes that as well. Anyway, heads up.

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bump come on guys i need help with this one

i want one of the $99 acorn nuts. sr is a joke.

forum member is selling this set of unorthodox: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ght=unorthodox

Their pulleys are not better or worse than anyone else's. What you need to ask yourself is "why" do you need/want pulleys? There is a downside to pulleys which may or may not be a good thing for your use. Using a larger accessory pulley and/or smaller main pulley underdrives the accessory. This can cause a few things to happen:

1. Less effective A/C
2. Less alternator power
3, Less power steering assist
4. Less coolant flow

Now, there are some benefits:

1. Less coolant flow helps reduce cavitation at higher rpms
2. Underdriving the other accessories allows the car to regain some power

IMO, unless you are building a track car, don't use underdrive pulleys. If you are removing the airpump, just use one of the airpump removal pulley kits.

What SR is referring to about the belt slipping has to do with removing the airpump. With the airpump gone, simply using a smaller belt doesn't provide good contact with the water pump. This can cause the belt to slip turning the water pump at higher rpms, thus slowing and/or stopping your coolant flow. To counter this, airpump removal kits use a slightly larger alternator and water pump pulleys to increase the contact and remove the possibility of slipping.

there are also some other problems that can arrise with changing you pullys. there is, if airpump is eliminated , some belts that dont offer proper tension. aka, greddy. there is also some people swearing up and down that changing the underdrive pully, can be very hasardous. as it can throw off alot of internal parts, if not done very very carefully, causing detonation. i think i have a thread saves somewhere about this..

found it: http://reganrotaryracing.tripod.com/unxhoror.htm

I don't believe any of the main pulleys offered today require removal of the front hub anymore (mainly because of this reason).

You are correct.

wow, really? that news to me. all theyd have to do i guess is make an underdrive pully assembly that didnt cause you to remove the main berring