Pulley
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA.
Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
Well, why don't we find someone in the US that has some spare OEM pulleys and we chip in for S/H to the Ukraine?
Dimitri, I am DEFINATELY in for some titanium pulleys.
Dimitri, I am DEFINATELY in for some titanium pulleys.
What to do think, what size is better - stock one or smaller, like OBX?
Smaller size - easier to spin but lower RPM for A/C, alternator, power steering, water pump, new belts.
Also need your oppinions about material, what about some plastic? It would be much lighter. I think there are some kind of plastic that is used in gearing wheels (not small one, but probably with not big torque).
Torque on puleys (belts) shouldn't be big
I'll see what I can do here.
Need to talk with him again.
Smaller size - easier to spin but lower RPM for A/C, alternator, power steering, water pump, new belts.
Also need your oppinions about material, what about some plastic? It would be much lighter. I think there are some kind of plastic that is used in gearing wheels (not small one, but probably with not big torque).
Torque on puleys (belts) shouldn't be big
I'll see what I can do here.
Need to talk with him again.
not only can plastic melt.. but those rare cars with plastic gears (ahem, fiats) used Phenolic.. and they tend to wear VERY fast..especially when used as the cam gears for your timing belt.


