I need to complete a partial underdrive pulley set.
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I need to complete a partial underdrive pulley set.
The previous owner installed part of a blue-anodized pulley set; I believe it's GReddy. From what I understand it's no longer being manufactured, but I'd like to replace the rest of the pulleys with uprated ones (preferably blue as well.) Do you guys know any sites that sell individual pulleys? Here's a pic of most of the stock ones, sorry I couldn't get a better one.
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I don't think I've seen a kit which replaces the A/C pulley. You can find the Power Steering pulley which is the upper one you have in your box on the picture:
http://www.srmotorsports.com/sr93plly.html
http://www.srmotorsports.com/sr93plly.html
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I dunno, they look kinda... cheap. I'll probably just get some Unorthodox Racing ones and anodize 'em blue. I've seen their pulleys in person and was quite impressed with the quality.
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Just keep in mind if you decide to use an Unorthodox crank pulley, installation needs to be done with more care than a "bolt-on" type.
http://reganrotaryracing.tripod.com/unxhoror.htm
http://reganrotaryracing.tripod.com/unxhoror.htm
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Just keep in mind if you decide to use an Unorthodox crank pulley, installation needs to be done with more care than a "bolt-on" type.
http://reganrotaryracing.tripod.com/unxhoror.htm
http://reganrotaryracing.tripod.com/unxhoror.htm
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/Item...e=12&Model=131
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Two of them are the old style which requires removal of the front hub. The difference between those two is just the finish (which is why they are both the same price). The more expensive one is the bolt-on pulley which doesn't require the front hub removal for installation.
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Two of them are the old style which requires removal of the front hub. The difference between those two is just the finish (which is why they are both the same price). The more expensive one is the bolt-on pulley which doesn't require the front hub removal for installation.
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Well, I guess I'll go with the cheaper one then. I'm getting a batch price on the anodizing, so I can throw in anything else I want blue. I want to do some bits and bobs without making it too ricey, any suggestions?
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