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Should i buy AEM pullies?
09-06-2001 | 12:20 PM
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I just installed my pulleys yesterday, and I have had no problems. I think this pulley thing is way overrated. I have about 1600w rms of power going through my car, and I am not worried about pulleys causing an issue. I had them on my GS-R with no problems at all. As long as you drive your engine, and rev it up a bit you will be fine. Dont do something stupid like sit there at idle for one hour, and not give the car any gas. Then you will have a problem. And this would be with a system.
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09-06-2001 | 05:20 PM
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I dont know if it is the same with the accord pulleys, but on the v6 accord, i think they take the engince out because it is too hard to install the pulley from the engine bay. At least that is what my friend with a v6 accord said when he got his pulleys installed.
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09-06-2001 | 05:24 PM
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Originally posted by 3.2 TL
I dont know if it is the same with the accord pulleys, but on the v6 accord, i think they take the engince out because it is too hard to install the pulley from the engine bay. At least that is what my friend with a v6 accord said when he got his pulleys installed.
I dont know if it is the same with the accord pulleys, but on the v6 accord, i think they take the engince out because it is too hard to install the pulley from the engine bay. At least that is what my friend with a v6 accord said when he got his pulleys installed.
09-06-2001 | 08:53 PM
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Originally posted by 3.2 TL
I dont know if it is the same with the accord pulleys, but on the v6 accord, i think they take the engince out because it is too hard to install the pulley from the engine bay. At least that is what my friend with a v6 accord said when he got his pulleys installed.
I dont know if it is the same with the accord pulleys, but on the v6 accord, i think they take the engince out because it is too hard to install the pulley from the engine bay. At least that is what my friend with a v6 accord said when he got his pulleys installed.
11-15-2003 | 12:33 PM
#17
Yeah UR is a little better
Its not recommended to use underdrive or overdrive crank pulleys, only light weight, however a lot of people use the under/over and it works great.
the under/over alternator pulley is a bad idea if you have a system, peroid.
im going to do light weight crank and power steering, thats it.
Its not recommended to use underdrive or overdrive crank pulleys, only light weight, however a lot of people use the under/over and it works great.
the under/over alternator pulley is a bad idea if you have a system, peroid.
im going to do light weight crank and power steering, thats it.
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