Subject	There's an encyclopedia volume in search BUT>>>
Posted by	SeedyROM on January 29, 2003 at 11:50 AM
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In Reply To	Can a Onorthodox UD pulley cause problems on a TTZ?>> posted by TwinTurboPoweredZ on January 29, 2003 at 11:43 AM
Message	Here it is in a nutshell: Logically and on paper it may slightly increase wear on rod bearing. However, most people modify knowing FULL well that you sacrifice a little bit of time on parts for more power. In this case, the gain is huge compared to the possible losses. At this point, not ONE piece of hard evidence has shown that a pulley has caused any problems on a Z. We've had a few people happen to have one installed when they had a bigger problem, but that's not scientific data. Sadly, we never WILL have that kind of data. You modify at your own risk. _________________________________________________________________________ My 300Zs: www.zheaven.com - Have a question about either of my 300ZXs? Answers lie within. Admin: www.350ZForum.com - Your source for the lastest info on the new Nissan 350Z! Writer: www.SportZMagazine.com - Nothing but Z cars from cover to cover! Subscribe today! 1990 Cherry Red Pearl Twin Turbo My White 2+2 is FOR SALE! Click me for the ad :)
Follow Ups	Can a Onorthodox UD pulley cause problems on a TTZ?>> - TwinTurboPoweredZ 11:43:27 01/29/03 There's an encyclopedia volume in search BUT>>> - SeedyROM 11:50:57 01/29/03 By any chance did your 2+2 have a UD when the motor went? (n/m) - TwinTurboPoweredZ 11:53:55 01/29/03 Yes, but the rod knock was from running it low on oil - SeedyROM 11:57:08 01/29/03 And FYI, I'd put one on my TT again - SeedyROM 11:58:10 01/29/03 Shame on you Ryan, I thought you'd take real good care it! (n/m) - TwinTurboPoweredZ 12:01:38 01/29/03 I do! But the leak came back :( - SeedyROM 12:59:55 01/29/03 agreed 100% (n/m) - TARGETZ 12:21:14 01/29/03 VTF, even if it means agreeing with the Canadian ;-) (n/m) - Guapo 12:23:32 01/29/03 Gotta ask, what do you have against Canadians? (n/m) - olyar15 13:00:58 01/29/03 Here's my problem with Canadians... - Flycaz 13:19:43 01/29/03 Re: Here's my problem with Canadians... - TARGETZ 13:51:14 01/29/03 And the best thing about Canada... - Flycaz 14:59:13 01/29/03 And the best thing about Canada is me of course! :-) (n/m) - TARGETZ 18:12:34 01/29/03 Canada. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:20:43 01/29/03 !ouch! (n/m) - six3077 15:03:33 01/29/03 A canadian ripped me off on a short throw shifter. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:35:13 01/29/03 and New Mexico ripped me off on state taxes - olyar15 16:11:21 01/29/03 Sure, but I'm in Colorado :) Lol (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 17:31:53 01/29/03 Mr. Monkeywrench has arrived!! - JRH(KY) 12:44:39 01/29/03 Please don't patronize me... - SeedyROM 13:16:51 01/29/03 What more do I want? Thanks for asking... - JRH(KY) 13:25:08 01/29/03 I hate when the forum goes down! - SeedyROM 13:56:55 01/29/03 Your subject line scared me. - JRH(KY) 14:44:44 01/29/03 I agree with you. The risks to my beautuful engine are not - Scotts94z32 14:04:58 01/29/03 It's not agreeing with me...but with what most people - SeedyROM 14:40:15 01/29/03 hmmmmmmmm... - TARGETZ 14:08:56 01/29/03 Blah blah blah blab blah blah blaaahhhh.... - JRH(KY) 14:55:29 01/29/03 fine you want to argue degree of risk then... - TARGETZ 15:56:29 01/29/03 95k miles when the bearing failed>> - JRH(KY) 16:30:37 01/29/03 true I cant dismiss it... - TARGETZ 18:27:39 01/29/03 Is it straight bold on or it requires some modifications >> - NitroPow 12:58:35 01/29/03 yes, it's a straight "bolt" on (n/m) - aliaZ 13:27:59 01/29/03 I would think swain coating the bearings - down5hift 15:52:51 01/29/03 My mechanic refuse to put it on unless .. - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 13:31:47 01/29/03 You need a new mechanic, our motors are internally - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:11:38 01/29/03
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