For those with a UDP... how much for installation???
05-06-2003, 08:49 AM
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Re: For those with a UDP... how much for installation???
Originally posted by 2k2PhatMax
im about to get one and i was wondering what the average price of a speed shop or mechanic to put this on...?
thanks
im about to get one and i was wondering what the average price of a speed shop or mechanic to put this on...?
thanks
05-06-2003, 08:51 AM
#3
Re: For those with a UDP... how much for installation???
Originally posted by 2k2PhatMax
im about to get one and i was wondering what the average price of a speed shop or mechanic to put this on...?
thanks
im about to get one and i was wondering what the average price of a speed shop or mechanic to put this on...?
thanks
05-06-2003, 09:03 AM
#5
I paid $52 and tipped $8, so $60. Only to find out that RVM had the wrong timing ring on my pulley so that the pulley has to be taken off and re-installed with a new timing ring, thus making the initial $60 absolutely wasted.
I'm just doing it myself this time.
Don't forget an oil seal when you have yours done!
I'm just doing it myself this time.
Don't forget an oil seal when you have yours done!
05-06-2003, 03:09 PM
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I'm also looking at adding the Unorthodox UDP. I viewed the how-to install on it and it appears to be a pain in the arrss..At $50-60 for the install, that seems like a decent deal to me. Any horror stories on self-install??
05-06-2003, 03:18 PM
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Originally posted by stlkcdc
I'm also looking at adding the Unorthodox UDP. I viewed the how-to install on it and it appears to be a pain in the arrss..At $50-60 for the install, that seems like a decent deal to me. Any horror stories on self-install??
I'm also looking at adding the Unorthodox UDP. I viewed the how-to install on it and it appears to be a pain in the arrss..At $50-60 for the install, that seems like a decent deal to me. Any horror stories on self-install??
http://www.greghome.com/Greg's%20Gar...e%20Pulley.htm
Piece of cake..
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05-07-2003, 06:33 AM
#14
Originally posted by 92 SE-R 02 SE
do we have any dyno #'s for the pulley?
do we have any dyno #'s for the pulley?
On a 4th gen it gained 8 hp and 5 lb ft tq.
If you want to see it. Search through the group deals forum for the RVM pulley deal. Its a locked thread now.
05-07-2003, 10:23 PM
#16
My buddy who works at the Nissan Dealership told me that the UDP arent too good for the 3.5. Just wondering if anyone had problems who has done the installation? I've been interested in buying the pulleys for my auto 2k2. would love some more power
05-08-2003, 03:26 AM
#19
Originally posted by Bluebird
I paid $52 and tipped $8, so $60. Only to find out that RVM had the wrong timing ring on my pulley so that the pulley has to be taken off and re-installed with a new timing ring, thus making the initial $60 absolutely wasted.
I'm just doing it myself this time.
Don't forget an oil seal when you have yours done!
I paid $52 and tipped $8, so $60. Only to find out that RVM had the wrong timing ring on my pulley so that the pulley has to be taken off and re-installed with a new timing ring, thus making the initial $60 absolutely wasted.
I'm just doing it myself this time.
Don't forget an oil seal when you have yours done!
Did you get your replacement yet?? I hope they compensated you for their mistake...if not..that is bad business!! You need to bad mouth them every chance you get
05-09-2003, 06:05 AM
#20
Originally posted by wild *****
Do all you can..your still no match for the Silver Monster with custom pedals and dual baby seats
Did you get your replacement yet?? I hope they compensated you for their mistake...if not..that is bad business!! You need to bad mouth them every chance you get
Do all you can..your still no match for the Silver Monster with custom pedals and dual baby seats
Did you get your replacement yet?? I hope they compensated you for their mistake...if not..that is bad business!! You need to bad mouth them every chance you get
05-09-2003, 07:00 AM
#22
Originally posted by Bluebird
I ogt it and now I got more problems. Read here: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=214084
I ogt it and now I got more problems. Read here: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=214084
05-09-2003, 07:13 AM
#23
Originally posted by Virus
No offense, but I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for. RVM UDP's are cheap for a reason. I'd get the Unorthodox Racing.
No offense, but I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for. RVM UDP's are cheap for a reason. I'd get the Unorthodox Racing.
I ordered my pulley before all of the issues became apparent. I just installed it last weekend and now I'm having problems.
Did you even click on that link that I posted and try to address my problem or did you just want to tell me that I should have spent more money?
05-09-2003, 01:01 PM
#26
I have had my UR on for about a year now. The only issue is that my lights dim a bit at idle. My installation was free. 
And you do not need to buy two belts. The 4 rib power steering belt does not need to be changed. Only change the 6 rib Alternator/AC belt.
My dyno results 0hp
And you do not need to buy two belts. The 4 rib power steering belt does not need to be changed. Only change the 6 rib Alternator/AC belt.
My dyno results 0hp
05-09-2003, 01:19 PM
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Originally posted by SR20DEN
My dyno results 0hp
My dyno results 0hp
http://www.unorthodoxracing.com/dyno_maxima_2002.html
Does anyone have other dyno results?
05-10-2003, 05:35 AM
#28
Originally posted by Bluebird
Thanks for the advice.
I ordered my pulley before all of the issues became apparent. I just installed it last weekend and now I'm having problems.
Did you even click on that link that I posted and try to address my problem or did you just want to tell me that I should have spent more money?
Thanks for the advice.
I ordered my pulley before all of the issues became apparent. I just installed it last weekend and now I'm having problems.
Did you even click on that link that I posted and try to address my problem or did you just want to tell me that I should have spent more money?
05-10-2003, 02:33 PM
#30
Originally posted by Virus
I did click on the link and read all of it before making a comment. I've read other posts with people having problems with the RVM's. Unfortunately, I don't have enough mechanical experience to voice an opinion on the resolution of your problem. I just didn't want others to have the problems you did. I hope everything works out.
I did click on the link and read all of it before making a comment. I've read other posts with people having problems with the RVM's. Unfortunately, I don't have enough mechanical experience to voice an opinion on the resolution of your problem. I just didn't want others to have the problems you did. I hope everything works out.
05-10-2003, 08:11 PM
#31
Install was free for me too. Instead of paying for install you might just want to get the tools you'll need to do it your self: Rhino ramps, breaker bar, 19mm deep socket, long handle torque wrench, (and the usual metric socket wrench set ect). This way you can remove it if need be, put it back on, ect. It's not a hard job at all with the right tools.
05-10-2003, 08:15 PM
#32
Originally posted by sleepermax
Install was free for me too. Instead of paying for install you might just want to get the tools you'll need to do it your self: Rhino ramps, breaker bar, 19mm deep socket, long handle torque wrench, (and the usual metric socket wrench set ect). This way you can remove it if need be, put it back on, ect. It's not a hard job at all with the right tools.
Install was free for me too. Instead of paying for install you might just want to get the tools you'll need to do it your self: Rhino ramps, breaker bar, 19mm deep socket, long handle torque wrench, (and the usual metric socket wrench set ect). This way you can remove it if need be, put it back on, ect. It's not a hard job at all with the right tools.
Nut for automagic poeple.... They need two people at least (
) Or they can have someone do it for them because the flywheel needs to be locked up. Lucky standard poeple!!!
05-12-2003, 06:29 AM
#33
Originally posted by BlackMax2k1
I intalled my RVM UDP and have no problems. I think it's how it was installed that people have problems, not the product.
I intalled my RVM UDP and have no problems. I think it's how it was installed that people have problems, not the product.
Originally posted by Virus
I did click on the link and read all of it before making a comment. I've read other posts with people having problems with the RVM's. Unfortunately, I don't have enough mechanical experience to voice an opinion on the resolution of your problem. I just didn't want others to have the problems you did. I hope everything works out.
I did click on the link and read all of it before making a comment. I've read other posts with people having problems with the RVM's. Unfortunately, I don't have enough mechanical experience to voice an opinion on the resolution of your problem. I just didn't want others to have the problems you did. I hope everything works out.
Time for me to get a Definitive or UR UDP.
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