UR pulley
#1
UR pulley
Anybody know if there is a GD or sale anywhere for org members for the UR pulleys (stock diameter)? Ive been looking around on teh GD threads and searching for the past few days but I havent seen anything. Even if there isnt, is there any place that sells them for less than the $248 UR wants on the website?
thanks!
thanks!
#2
Nope...and IMHO, the gains you'll see from that little hunk of aluminum aren't worth the $250 you're looking to drop. You could increase your HP with a set of NWP's spacers for the same price versus just freeing up the HP you have now.
If you really want a lightweight pulley, go check out CosmoRacing.com. They have them for $60 a piece. Or they were last I checked. Someone here in the 6th gen forum has one and said he hasn't had a single problem with it.
Actually, in all honesty, if you're looking for minor gains, you'd be better investing $50 in one of NWP's VIAS block-off plates. It's way more worth the money than a pulley.
If you really want a lightweight pulley, go check out CosmoRacing.com. They have them for $60 a piece. Or they were last I checked. Someone here in the 6th gen forum has one and said he hasn't had a single problem with it.
Actually, in all honesty, if you're looking for minor gains, you'd be better investing $50 in one of NWP's VIAS block-off plates. It's way more worth the money than a pulley.
#3
Nope...and IMHO, the gains you'll see from that little hunk of aluminum aren't worth the $250 you're looking to drop. You could increase your HP with a set of NWP's spacers for the same price versus just freeing up the HP you have now.
If you really want a lightweight pulley, go check out CosmoRacing.com. They have them for $60 a piece. Or they were last I checked. Someone here in the 6th gen forum has one and said he hasn't had a single problem with it.
Actually, in all honesty, if you're looking for minor gains, you'd be better investing $50 in one of NWP's VIAS block-off plates. It's way more worth the money than a pulley.
If you really want a lightweight pulley, go check out CosmoRacing.com. They have them for $60 a piece. Or they were last I checked. Someone here in the 6th gen forum has one and said he hasn't had a single problem with it.
Actually, in all honesty, if you're looking for minor gains, you'd be better investing $50 in one of NWP's VIAS block-off plates. It's way more worth the money than a pulley.
thanks again!
#4
#5
They might still be on backorder, I don't know...but he's got pictures and info on the NWP site.
#8
Jake
#9
I have one of those stock diameter UR pulleys, bought a year ago when UR was asking $200, not the stupidly expensive $250 they're charging today. With hindsight, I have to say SLCPunk267 is spot-on: your money is better spent elsewhere.
#10
If you're interested in a block-off plate, PM Aaron92SE or check out his site NWP Engineering.
They might still be on backorder, I don't know...but he's got pictures and info on the NWP site.
They might still be on backorder, I don't know...but he's got pictures and info on the NWP site.
#12
The VIAS delete, or block-off plate, actually allows your car to breathe more freely which means a little more power up top. I would say the gains you're looking at are probably comparable to the lightweight pulley, only at a fraction of the price.
#17
Other org members have gotten Ralco pulleys from eBay for ~$60 via make an offer.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...-pictures.html
All these pulleys should be about the same, unless there are machining defects. After all, these are just round pieces of aluminum.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...-pictures.html
All these pulleys should be about the same, unless there are machining defects. After all, these are just round pieces of aluminum.
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