[Help]Vortech Cog belt replacement.
04-17-2013, 09:45 PM
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[Help]Vortech Cog belt replacement.
Hi guys, i am using a Vortech V3 Supercharger kit in my 2003 DE.
one of my belt was slapped and i can't find the replacement for it, i don't even know the part number, can anyone help me out please, online store will do.
I am living in Hong Kong which don't have any vortech dealer here, not much of help i can get
one of my belt was slapped and i can't find the replacement for it, i don't even know the part number, can anyone help me out please, online store will do.
I am living in Hong Kong which don't have any vortech dealer here, not much of help i can get
04-17-2013, 09:47 PM
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its the belt i am talking about in the red circle. thanks 
tried to get a part number from the internet is K060795, but still not sure since it seems got many size
tried to get a part number from the internet is K060795, but still not sure since it seems got many size
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04-17-2013, 10:10 PM
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The Cog Belt is a Gates 6008MGT20 Powergrip GT2 Very common Belt no more that $17.00, don't go thru Vortech for that.
If you are eating cog belts, it is most likely to tight. You need about 1/2- 5/8 inch of play when cold. If it's tight when full Hot, it's to Tight.
Should last 40,000 miles at least.
If you are eating cog belts, it is most likely to tight. You need about 1/2- 5/8 inch of play when cold. If it's tight when full Hot, it's to Tight.
Should last 40,000 miles at least.
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04-17-2013, 11:13 PM
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The Cog Belt is a Gates 6008MGT20 Powergrip GT2 Very common Belt no more that $17.00, don't go thru Vortech for that.
If you are eating cog belts, it is most likely to tight. You need about 1/2- 5/8 inch of play when cold. If it's tight when full Hot, it's to Tight.
Should last 40,000 miles at least.
If you are eating cog belts, it is most likely to tight. You need about 1/2- 5/8 inch of play when cold. If it's tight when full Hot, it's to Tight.
Should last 40,000 miles at least.
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