awwyea New Member Jan 12, 2004 170 0 0 Central MA Jun 8, 2004 #1 Jun 8, 2004 #1 Do I need to get a shorter serpentine belt when I replace my factory pulley's with the under drive pulley set or can the tensioner pulley be adjusted to compensate for the dimensional changes of the pulleys?
Do I need to get a shorter serpentine belt when I replace my factory pulley's with the under drive pulley set or can the tensioner pulley be adjusted to compensate for the dimensional changes of the pulleys?
JonJon Founding Member Aug 16, 2002 4,801 1 68 back in Marylands Jun 8, 2004 #2 Jun 8, 2004 #2 Used the stock belt but that started to squeak (4 years old). Bought a new one, works great. Same size.
Used the stock belt but that started to squeak (4 years old). Bought a new one, works great. Same size.
awwyea New Member Jan 12, 2004 170 0 0 Central MA Jun 8, 2004 #3 Jun 8, 2004 #3 How can that be? Aren't these pulley's supposed to be smaller in diameter?
JonJon Founding Member Aug 16, 2002 4,801 1 68 back in Marylands Jun 8, 2004 #4 Jun 8, 2004 #4 The ratio's change or something, so 1 spins faster, 1 spins slower or something like that.
I inferno9898 Member May 17, 2003 249 1 18 Jun 8, 2004 #5 Jun 8, 2004 #5 some are smaller, some are bigger...and the tensioner makes up for any difference
awwyea New Member Jan 12, 2004 170 0 0 Central MA Jun 8, 2004 #6 Jun 8, 2004 #6 Which is better, the steel or aluminum? What brand would you recommend?
stangman 15 Year Member Jul 10, 2003 2,690 10 69 in a 3 bed, 2 bath Jun 8, 2004 #7 Jun 8, 2004 #7 inferno9898 said: some are smaller, some are bigger...and the tensioner makes up for any difference Click to expand... exactly and you can't go wrong with steeda. i used mac on my last car, with good results as well
inferno9898 said: some are smaller, some are bigger...and the tensioner makes up for any difference Click to expand... exactly and you can't go wrong with steeda. i used mac on my last car, with good results as well
awwyea New Member Jan 12, 2004 170 0 0 Central MA Jun 8, 2004 #8 Jun 8, 2004 #8 Do I need a timing adjuster if I install the new pulleys? I have my timing advanced already using the Autologic chip.
Do I need a timing adjuster if I install the new pulleys? I have my timing advanced already using the Autologic chip.
stangman 15 Year Member Jul 10, 2003 2,690 10 69 in a 3 bed, 2 bath Jun 8, 2004 #9 Jun 8, 2004 #9 awwyea said: Do I need a timing adjuster if I install the new pulleys? I have my timing advanced already using the Autologic chip. Click to expand... nope
awwyea said: Do I need a timing adjuster if I install the new pulleys? I have my timing advanced already using the Autologic chip. Click to expand... nope