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EOI. aluminium crank pullys.
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Hey all im looking into getting some aluminium crank pullys made up for a series motors...The pullys will be a single v belt drive the same as a standard one. they will be hard annodised wich means they will not have a seal grove run into them as standard ones do. I am useing mine for my fuel injection set up so i can run sequential injector timing and ignition timing. please PM me if your interested the more people i can get the cheaper they will be for all of us. aprox 10people $150. more ppl the cheaper so yeh thanks all hear from you soon.

Posted on: 2006/12/19 12:29
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Sounds good. if you get them cheap enough i may be interested. What kind of advantages will i get exept wank factor?

Posted on: 2006/12/19 12:45
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Yeh well i hope i can get them cheap enough. for me the real advantage will be for fuel injection as i canot put the hall efect sensor magnets into a steel pully. they are HEAPS lighter and will take the motor less energy to turn so i guess it could create extra hp...every bit counts.

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hmmm something with triggers for injection is interesting, what does it need to know which cylinder it's at for coil packs and injection?

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I thought you sold your fuel injection manifold?

Is this for a custom setup?

Posted on: 2006/12/20 1:08
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i'd be interested in a pulley
specially if you could make it a little bigger to slow the alternator down .... and a matching water pump pulley for those running thermo fans would awesome as well

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Have you got a design in mind for the pulley ?
most aftermarket light weight pulleys use a Underdrive ratio for the Crank Pulley , also If i was making a crank pulley . i would make it in 2 piece , So that the seal / Keyway Flange is made in metal , and the Crank pulley is alloy and bolts to the metal key way flange , Like a water pump Pulley to the water pump flange .
, Any way thats my 2 Cents worth

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specially if you could make it a little bigger to slow the alternator down


YOU MAKE IT SMALLER TO SLOW THE WATER AND ALTERNATOR DOWN (THAT IS CALLED UNDERDRIVING)

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As with everything I do
I would need 2

But..... need to figure out those other things we discussed first

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YOU MAKE IT SMALLER TO SLOW THE WATER AND ALTERNATOR DOWN (THAT IS CALLED UNDERDRIVING)


MY MISTAKE .... WAS TYPING IN A HURRY AND NOT PAYING TOO MUCH ATTENTION ....

NO NEED TO YELL EITHER WHEN YOU'RE RESPONDING AND USING A QUOTE

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