Unorthidox pulley
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Check out . . .
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/ultras.html
Also, run a search under the following:
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Also, run a search under the following:
Unorthodox
Pulley
UDP
Cheers!
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Originally posted by MarshMan
anyone have the pulley? does it do a whole lot? is it more for lower rpms or can u tell? cheaper to go through them than stillen or what?
Jonathan Marsh
anyone have the pulley? does it do a whole lot? is it more for lower rpms or can u tell? cheaper to go through them than stillen or what?
Jonathan Marsh
You should feel more torque in low and mid range rpms.
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Has anyone ever heard of a UDP blowing up a crankshaft ???
I read in another post that the pulley acts as a vibration damper. If the crankshaft is even slightly unbalanced, reducing the weight on the pulley could cause the crankshaft to break. Has anyone ever heard of this happening on a Maxima?
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Re: Has anyone ever heard of a UDP blowing up a crankshaft ???
Originally posted by y2kse
I read in another post that the pulley acts as a vibration damper. If the crankshaft is even slightly unbalanced, reducing the weight on the pulley could cause the crankshaft to break. Has anyone ever heard of this happening on a Maxima?
I read in another post that the pulley acts as a vibration damper. If the crankshaft is even slightly unbalanced, reducing the weight on the pulley could cause the crankshaft to break. Has anyone ever heard of this happening on a Maxima?
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