OBX pulley vs RRM pulley
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OBX pulley vs RRM pulley
Anyone own own of these OBX pulleys? I havent really heard of them,but i was just wondering if i should go with the RRM or the OBX, RRM claims theres to be .5lbs while OBX says theres is just a little over 1 lb. but the main factor determining my choice would be the price. OBX would be 65$ while the RRM would be 150$ . So could anyone offer a little input on this?
OBX: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-0...ht_2750wt_1167
RRM: http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/s...roducts_id=337
OBX: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-0...ht_2750wt_1167
RRM: http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/s...roducts_id=337
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i would only go with the OBX one if it has a steel sleeve around the hub, like the RRM one. that was a big problem with RRMs V1 pulley, the aluminum wore away over time and caused oil to leak. the RRM v2 pulley has a steel sleeve around the pulley hub so it doesnt wear away.
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yea but see, i could even buy 2 OBX pulleys and change them out and still be saving more money than buying a RRM v2, but idk hopefully someone gets the pulley so they can give some input on this haha
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yeah i think so too. i wouldnt do it. id go RRM for now just for the sleeve. there was also a company in puerto rico that was making pulleys for a little, then they switched project cars, and i think maybe stopped making pulleys for our car. im not sure, talk to one of the guys from PR on here lol
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I had a word with a tunner over hear in uk he saw some off the first obx products when they first come out I ask him about them as on some parts they were offering I long warenty he told me to keep away as the parts were made cheaply and that's why they could offer a long warenty because they were made at a cost off next to nothing I would like to no if there parts have got better
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I had a word with a tunner over hear in uk he saw some off the first obx products when they first come out I ask him about them as on some parts they were offering I long warenty he told me to keep away as the parts were made cheaply and that's why they could offer a long warenty because they were made at a cost off next to nothing I would like to no if there parts have got better
well its the same thing with RRM, they just feel that they are the only company supporting the lancer so the cheaply made parts they do make (RRM V1 Intake for example) they could make that and charge 200+ for something that costs them 30 bucks to make. if you look at the quality and everything on their site its ridiculously overpriced and cheaply made
so either way in some instances like this your screwed either way
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Or theres the one from rpw. Its balanced unlike the other ones so you don't have to worry about possibly messing up your bearings in the long run. I'd rather pay the extra money for that peace of mind. We had a group buy going on on 9glancers.com but it ends today.
http://www.rpw.com.au/shop/index.php...vmcchk=1&Itemi
http://www.rpw.com.au/shop/index.php...vmcchk=1&Itemi
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Or theres the one from rpw. Its balanced unlike the other ones so you don't have to worry about possibly messing up your bearings in the long run. I'd rather pay the extra money for that peace of mind. We had a group buy going on on 9glancers.com but it ends today.
http://www.rpw.com.au/shop/index.php...vmcchk=1&Itemi
http://www.rpw.com.au/shop/index.php...vmcchk=1&Itemi
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