Subject	Well the stock pully has a harmonic balancer to smooth
Posted by	cheezoto(OKC) on September 25, 2001 at 1:35 AM
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In Reply To	Why wouldn't it be balanced? >> posted by GamblerZ on September 24, 2001 at 01:48 PM
Message	out crankshaft vibrations, the ud pully dosent have that and is lighter, this in turn frees up hp because of less rotating mass that is spun by the engine, also it is of a smaller diameter so it underdrives the accesories -Justin 90n/a Aztec Red stage IV+ Look for me driving around OU ~Go Sooners!~
Follow Ups	dropped my UD pulley.... question........ - ®HaloZ™ 10:31:46 09/24/01 Hard to say... I don't think it would throw off the >>> - KaZ (JSpec Whore) 10:34:11 09/24/01 Should be fine, the pully isent balanced to begin with - cheezoto(OKC) 10:35:51 09/24/01 Why wouldn't it be balanced? >> - GamblerZ 13:48:58 09/24/01 Well the stock pully has a harmonic balancer to smooth - cheezoto(OKC) 01:35:59 09/25/01 maybe you found a way to add a harmonic balancer? :) - Chris (NJ) 10:44:05 09/24/01 thanx guys,i called them and they said basicly the samething (n/m) - ®HaloZ™ 11:13:13 09/24/01 This would be a great opportunity to switch back to stock. (n/m) - JRH(KY) 11:12:53 09/24/01 LOL! My stock belts are here. Waiting for install. (n/m) - timz 11:14:42 09/24/01 i havn't put it on yet, thus thats how it was "dropped" - ®HaloZ™ 11:22:17 09/24/01 True.. Pulley seems to be best bang for the buck for NA - timz 11:27:19 09/24/01 lol (n/m) - my91z(at a loss for words) 11:29:58 09/24/01 send it back tell it them it came that way :-) (n/m) - Carlos Ramirez 14:18:45 09/24/01
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