GTM tension pulley install DIY...
Nice write-up. One piece of advice that I can offer is to NEVER use the tap with a drill. It should be done by hand. You should run in it a few turns then reverse it out. Do this until you have it all the way through. You can really f*ck up the hole if you go to crazy with the drill.
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Originally Posted by Barzten1
I recieved my pulley in the mail but it didnt come with a thread tap. Was it supposed to or do I need to get it elsewhere?
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Nice write-up. One piece of advice that I can offer is to NEVER use the tap with a drill. It should be done by hand. You should run in it a few turns then reverse it out. Do this until you have it all the way through. You can really f*ck up the hole if you go to crazy with the drill.
Yeah, great point... If you do use a drill use a corded drill and be very careful and patient with it.... You do need to drill a small amount at a time, back it out, and drill more in incriments... Do not attempt to go all the way thru in one attempt... You will "F" it up.
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Mine has been running flawlessly since the install and I am hitting 9.2 - 9.6 PSI with the 3.12 pulley... I am going to try the 2.87 pulley when I get the time to install the utec and get a re-tune for it.
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Yeah, great point... If you do use a drill use a corded drill and be very careful and patient with it.... You do need to drill a small amount at a time, back it out, and drill more in incriments... Do not attempt to go all the way thru in one attempt... You will "F" it up.
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Mine has been running flawlessly since the install and I am hitting 9.2 - 9.6 PSI with the 3.12 pulley... I am going to try the 2.87 pulley when I get the time to install the utec and get a re-tune for it.
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Originally Posted by InZomniac
9.6... Damn! I KNOW you had Noah build that motor you liar 
Originally Posted by InZomniac
9.6... Damn! I KNOW you had Noah build that motor you liar 
The Bando belt looks pretty hefty. The flat part is textured in a way to grip pretty well, and it says anti-static & heat resistant. On the Bando website it says its oil resistant as well, which is good.


[QUOTE=moog]The Bando belt looks pretty hefty. The flat part is textured in a way to grip pretty well, and it says anti-static & heat resistant. On the Bando website it says its oil resistant as well, which is good.
Bando is also the oem belt supplier for honda,toyota,mitsubishi, very good quailty and longevity, by far the best
SAM
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Bando is also the oem belt supplier for honda,toyota,mitsubishi, very good quailty and longevity, by far the best
SAM
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