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great write up for the DIY @Enigmus -- gave me all the info I needed to install my Kartboy crank pulley. Though like many of you the toughest part was taking getting that damn crank bolt loose. It requires a ridiculous amount of force to break it loose. Broke one breaker bar and bent another ratchet using a jack handle for leverage. Bought a 3rd 24" breaker bar and it finally gave, though not before a good amount of struggling and me almost throwing in the towel. Everything else was pretty straightforward. Did have to double-check the belt was properly seated everywhere, and on my re-check found that the belt was a little off on the underside of the crank pulley, so glad I re-checked it all before I put everything back on and started the car.
Like others have noted with the Kartboy pulley there is a whine at about 2500 rpm but since it's a known thing I am not too worried about it. Definitely felt some improvement in the throttle response and acceleration, though it's hard to quantify. I was going to buy a Perrin but picked up the Kartboy for a good deal less at 86FEST, so I am happy with the bang-for-buck factor of this mod.
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If you follow the DIY - you should remember that the tensioner pulley is a LH thread, if you loosened it to remove the belt you are going to need to tighten it again to spec (but bear in mind, LH Thread).
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Glad to hear someone else mention this. I barely notice it anymore.
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I saw a car at 86fest with the stock pulley and it was shaking way worse than that.
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[ame="http://youtu.be/aVxm-ia2Y7I"]http://youtu.be/aVxm-ia2Y7I[/ame] My suggestion for people experiencing wobble is to put some slack in the belt using the tensioner pulley. Feel with your fingers around any pulleys that have a ridge and make sure the belt is not riding on the ridge. I did this and found that the belt was sitting on the ridge. Last edited by frsdiy; 09-08-2013 at 08:47 PM. |
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Quick question on the alternator pulley if anyone has replaced it with one of the options out there. Does anyone know the size of the nut you need to remove?
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Its a 24mm nut. If you have an impact gun that is fast enough, it'll zip it off with ease. If not, you'll have to use a chain wrench or something to keep the pulley stationary.
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Has anyone had any CELs with any aftermarket pulley so far?
The Kartboy pulley says "A good bit lighter than stock but not light enough to throw a CE light." http://www.fa20club.com/product.php?...cat=293&page=1 So anything lighter than 1 lb, or 1 lb with carbon fiber drive shaft with throw a CEL from what I've read. Mike
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Very nice, I'll be using this guide in the near future!
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Good guide ! Just switched my alternator , water pump and crank pulley and I love the way the car feels now.
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Thanks for the guide @Enigmus ! Still having trouble with the crank bolt. I was trying to loosen it and thought I was making progress when something gave and had me diving head first into the engine bay. My socket adapter snapped!!! Luckily I caught myself and didn't ding anything. This is one stubborn bolt!, doesn't help with the squishiness of the pulley.
While i tough out the night in defeat, Id appreciate any more advice on getting this sucker loose.
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