crank pulley
im a bit of a newbie when it comes to crank pulleys. hoping the experienced people out there can give some advice.
well after looking into getting a complete aftermarket lightweight pulley set i began to read and realise that the one that matters the most is the crank pulley. so i think im going to proceed with replacing that with an aftermarket lightweight pulley. not an underdriven. but before i go through with it. to those that have done this mild mod, has it been worth it to you to swap the stock crank pulley out for the lightweight one? any problems down the road after so many miles? in the long run id hate for this to do more harm than good. i did read however to get one with the steel keyway not an aluminum one as it will wear out and will be more susceptible for vibration as time goes on. so whats the verdict? thanks
well after looking into getting a complete aftermarket lightweight pulley set i began to read and realise that the one that matters the most is the crank pulley. so i think im going to proceed with replacing that with an aftermarket lightweight pulley. not an underdriven. but before i go through with it. to those that have done this mild mod, has it been worth it to you to swap the stock crank pulley out for the lightweight one? any problems down the road after so many miles? in the long run id hate for this to do more harm than good. i did read however to get one with the steel keyway not an aluminum one as it will wear out and will be more susceptible for vibration as time goes on. so whats the verdict? thanks
I have the UR three piece pully kit ... and eh. I am was\still am not too impressed with it. It's a bolt on. You'll notice you reach redline just a tad faster. Not sure how just replacing the crank would be.... probably not worth the time.
I know on a past car I had. Ford Focus oh yeah lol, I did the UDP set. It was amazing the difference it made. But that car responded amazing to little bolt ons. This Z however does not. I have yet to do the UDP on the Z but heard little bolt ons do not make that big of a difference. If anyone has any dynos to prove other wise. I would love to see them.
Originally Posted by kenpo_350Z
I know on a past car I had. Ford Focus oh yeah lol, I did the UDP set. It was amazing the difference it made. But that car responded amazing to little bolt ons. This Z however does not. I have yet to do the UDP on the Z but heard little bolt ons do not make that big of a difference. If anyone has any dynos to prove other wise. I would love to see them.
Originally Posted by furiousZ
I have the UR three piece pully kit ... and eh. I am was\still am not too impressed with it. It's a bolt on. You'll notice you reach redline just a tad faster. Not sure how just replacing the crank would be.... probably not worth the time.
replacing the crank only yields exactly the same change you noticed - motor revs a bit quicker and is a bit more responsive. The change in weight of the crank pulley is what nets this change, the other pullies don't offer any change, they just look pretty.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
replacing the crank only yields exactly the same change you noticed - motor revs a bit quicker and is a bit more responsive. The change in weight of the crank pulley is what nets this change, the other pullies don't offer any change, they just look pretty.
Thats exactly what I got out of my crank pulley...but it does look nice
had UR underdrive crank pulley installed since 03....no issues whatsoever. Also did the idler pulley delete mod recently....no regrets.

requires a spacer behind the alternator bolt(shiny one is the UR underdrive crank pulley)

requires a spacer behind the alternator bolt(shiny one is the UR underdrive crank pulley)
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