Subject	Ramey Z HD Idler Pulley Studs
Posted by	apudapus on February 26, 2008 at 5:14 PM
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Message	link to Coz Today I was going through my usual round of seeing what's at the different vendor sites and I came across these. I would like to recommend these to anybody that is doing a 60k or have their engine out. A month after doing my first TT engine rebuild for my TT swap in 2003, the stud on the lower idler pulley broke, killing my timing belt and bending valves in 2 cylinders. It was not fun having to go that deep again only 1 month after putting everything in. Having ~800 miles on my new IPP Stage 1 short block engine, I'm rather tempted to go back in there to replace these 2 very important studs. *********************************
Follow Ups	Ramey Z HD Idler Pulley Studs - apudapus 17:14:33 02/26/08 2nd - J-Mart 17:17:57 02/26/08 Currently installed :) (n/m) - 550HPTT 17:32:58 02/26/08 Re: Ramey Z HD Idler Pulley Studs - txq45 18:01:38 02/26/08 Are these OEM or hardened after market ones? (n/m) - AZHeat 20:10:20 02/26/08 The Ramey Z ones? - apudapus 23:42:27 02/26/08 This is a very inexpensive and necessary purchase. - TriniTT 18:13:16 02/26/08 How do you get the old ones out? - 91300zxttkid 23:37:56 02/26/08 You can either do the double-nut method or use a vise grip - apudapus 23:45:01 02/26/08 that or ... - Guapo 23:50:06 02/26/08 Currently Installed. Fit is good and I think they're grade10 (n/m) - EricTTZ 10:43:46 02/27/08
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