Everyone has always "heard" horror stories about UR Pulleys, although I could be wrong, it's all speculation..

So anyone that has had or has UR Pulleys please vote.. Let's see actual numbers of people that have ever had problems with UR Pulleys and who hasn't..

If you have had problems please chime in with your problem..

 

30k with no problems.

However I am going to have my next used oil analyzed for wear.

 

Squeaky belts that's it.

 

Not in the CL but I have the crank one on my Accord... no problems.

 

The majority of people haven't had problems on this forum as well as on v6p, however when I was poking around and checking out other forums during the upgrade I found a horror story on UR's. This guy has an AV6 and all of a sudden he felt the power drop in his car (or something along those lines).

Here is the thread: http://v6performance.net/forums/showthread.php?t=45890

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Hope this helps! This is the only bad case I have seen with UR Pulleys.

 

Hah thanks for the poll, I can now be comfy enough to put some pulleys on my to-buy list.

 

i think i was the 2nd one to have the ss pulley set installed.


i have over 30K on them now w/ no problems.

 

15k, no probs

 

About the same for me and no problems.

 

My decision problem isn't based on 30k miles though. I'm keeping my car for at least 100k. I wonder what the long-term effects are.

 

chuckstl has had them on for 80k+ miles I believe with no problems.

 

That is correct!

 

I had about 10k w/ the full UR pulley set when I was NA. I now have about the same w/ the 12v UR crank pulley and the S/C. No problems to date.

 

that's what I like to hear

 

Zero problems to date.

 

good thread jonesi... i was very close to buying these pulleys but when i heard about the potential problems i didnt buy it. now im tempted to buy it again...

 

I had the same concerns and held off for a long time. Last summer I went ahead and installed the UR crank pulley. Had it on for about 5,000 miles with no problems.

 

def are worth the money, the gains are there