ROAD/RACE- Pulley 2008 Lancer
i care about my warrenty also but as somone said earlyer in the thread the pully you can barely notice. and if anything goes wrong with the car the chances of the pully,axle back,or intake being the problem are almost second to none...and if it is its not gonna cause anything like an engine failure..
unless you mess up on your part..i know somone whos had water sucked up through the intake and into the engine..oh man..they were screwed
unless you mess up on your part..i know somone whos had water sucked up through the intake and into the engine..oh man..they were screwed
my question is, seeing as how this pulley doesnt have the rubber damper like the stock component... has anyone noticed any issues with there engines... any excessive ticking, any metal shavings in their oil???
i went to the track the other night and ran a best time of 16.384 @83.70 mph with a 60' of 2.420 ... disappointing to say the least, i really want something that will improve these numbers. i know the pulley doesnt add power just allows more of the power you have to rev more freely
i just dont want to cause more harm then necessary to my motor to get these numbers to improve... any input???
i went to the track the other night and ran a best time of 16.384 @83.70 mph with a 60' of 2.420 ... disappointing to say the least, i really want something that will improve these numbers. i know the pulley doesnt add power just allows more of the power you have to rev more freely
i just dont want to cause more harm then necessary to my motor to get these numbers to improve... any input???
You should be fine. The concerns you have are overblown. Your motor wouldn't die right away, it would probably just build over time. Or your car could be fine. It's hard to say.
my question is, seeing as how this pulley doesnt have the rubber damper like the stock component... has anyone noticed any issues with there engines... any excessive ticking, any metal shavings in their oil???
i went to the track the other night and ran a best time of 16.384 @83.70 mph with a 60' of 2.420 ... disappointing to say the least, i really want something that will improve these numbers. i know the pulley doesnt add power just allows more of the power you have to rev more freely
i just dont want to cause more harm then necessary to my motor to get these numbers to improve... any input???
i went to the track the other night and ran a best time of 16.384 @83.70 mph with a 60' of 2.420 ... disappointing to say the least, i really want something that will improve these numbers. i know the pulley doesnt add power just allows more of the power you have to rev more freely
i just dont want to cause more harm then necessary to my motor to get these numbers to improve... any input???
I bought the pulley in december after 4 months i started to leak oil . The mechanic said the aluminum pulley was the cause . Hear is a picture of the groove that the seal made on the pulley.......
the stock pulley is metal btw. Im not sure what to think . But i do like Road Races parts.
the stock pulley is metal btw. Im not sure what to think . But i do like Road Races parts.
Fail, maybe it will maybe not but look at my thread....
how can you be so sure???? if i am consistent in launching, 60' times, and 1/4 mile times, then a decrease in weight on the rotation of the engine should make an improvement in revs, hence quicker times and in turn higher mph through the traps....
if you dont think this will make an improvement in track times, tell every guy that has a fox body mustang or older type muscle car that has converted from clutch fans to electric fans that they have wasted their time and money because it wont give them better track times.
unless of course something has changed since the last time i've turned a wrench on a car
if you dont think this will make an improvement in track times, tell every guy that has a fox body mustang or older type muscle car that has converted from clutch fans to electric fans that they have wasted their time and money because it wont give them better track times.
unless of course something has changed since the last time i've turned a wrench on a car


