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Joker_J 01-15-2015 03:24 PM

Best crank pulley?
 
Ordering my Gen 3 this week, thinking about getting a Crank Pulley.
I'm leaning towards Stillen just to keep everything from the same company, but is there any other brands out there better than Stillen?
Also I have read that you also may need a Alternator pulley?
Whoever has either installed, any input or advice would be appreciated!!!! :)

DEpointfive0 01-15-2015 03:26 PM

I have like 4 sets of complete brand new NST pulleys for sale, red and blue. No wait from them either (they got kicked off the forum...)

Joker_J 01-15-2015 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 3082664)
I have like 4 sets of complete brand new NST pulleys for sale, red and blue. No wait from them either (they got kicked off the forum...)

PM sent

Jordo! 01-15-2015 03:44 PM

Best crank pulley = OEM...

Best aftermarket would be something made by fluidampr, if they make one.

Best small metal disc that offers no damping and fits... ideally something made of steel over aluminum, but really any.

Joker_J 01-15-2015 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordo! (Post 3082678)
Best crank pulley = OEM...

Best aftermarket would be something made by fluidampr, if they make one.

Best small metal disc that offers no damping and fits... ideally something made of steel over aluminum, but really any.

hahaha so your saying just keeping it stock is safe :rofl2:

SouthArk370Z 01-15-2015 04:11 PM

The stock damper does more than just drive the belt. It balances out torsional vibrations/harmonics in the crankshaft (search the Web for "harmonic balancer" for more info). Not as big a deal as it used to be but, unless you have a real good reason to go with a straight pulley, I'd stick with stock.

DOOMMONKEY777 01-15-2015 08:21 PM

:iagree: if ur looking for quick engine response, i suggest adjusting ur throttle response its safer.

Elmo370z 01-15-2015 10:28 PM

I sold my stillen UD for that same reason. cons far outweigh the pros

Jordo! 01-16-2015 01:42 AM

Just a couple of interesting, fairly non-technical, links regarding the inherent vibration of reciprocating parts in an engine and the role played by crank dampers...

The Physics of Engine Cylinder-Bank Angles - Feature - Car and Driver

ATI - The Dangers of Power Pulleys & Understanding the Harmonic Damper


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