[FOR SALE] *** NST Pulley Set 4 Sale ***

[Nut_N_Much]

NST 2 PIECE PULLEY KIT Crank & Alternator, just received, sill in shipping box and unopened. Will add free belt correct size for the kit..
NST - The Leader In Nissan 370Z Pulley Development

Price $228.00 + $15.00 shipping, will put in flat Rate Box and mail anywhere in the US.
PayPal Only: Total $243.00
I am going SC so no longer needed.

[Nut_N_Much]

Bump

[simota1]

what color is it man

[Nut_N_Much]

Here you go.. Sorry been in the garage most of the day..
I waited 4 months for these, now I'm going SC.. Damn shame..

Color is a dark orange, when I ordered there was no option for color at the time, I also have the recommended belt somewhere in the garage. The kit came with a energy drink and a bunch of advertisements. All staying in the box!

Sure would look nice in RED!!!!

[simota1]

how did you get it orange... i was really hoping it was red... when i first opened it i thought it was red i was so happy....

[VDC_OFF]

they look pretty red to me

[Nut_N_Much]

Naaa definitely orange.. If they were red they would sell instantly.. Sorry I've been a bad seller, my back is acting up. Have to go to get epidural tomorrow..

Pulleys are still up for sale..

simota1 how did you get it orange... i was really hoping it was red... when i first opened it i thought it was red i was so happy....

Eastwood has a powder coating kit for about $200.00. http://www.eastwood.com/hotcoat-powd...FQ4EnQodhEkAiA
I have thought long and hard on whether or not to get it. These pulleys are a good example of parts we could do. Use a stock oven for small stuff.

Sorry for going off topic.

[VDC_OFF]

Just curious, Can you even see the pullies from the hood?

[Nut_N_Much]

Originally Posted by simota1

how did you get it orange... i was really hoping it was red... when i first opened it i thought it was red i was so happy....

Powder coated would charge about $40.00, not sure what the going rate is in Guam.. I wish I new you when I was in port. It would have been awesome to meet you and see the car..

[simota1]

Originally Posted by Nut_N_Much

Powder coated would charge about $40.00, not sure what the going rate is in Guam.. I wish I new you when I was in port. It would have been awesome to meet you and see the car..

wow man you were here? sorry off topic... definitely man.... ive meet so much people from states that dock here from this forum... its pretty awesome.... would have been cool meeting you and stuff. shipping to guam would be no problem flat rate box is my best friend in shipping stuff to guam i think the pulleys would fit in a medium or small flat rate....

40 bucks more and then they would be red huh.... thats not bad honestly but i gotta recheck my budget... because i got my money flying in all the sections of my z first things first i gotta ask my mechanic how much he will charge me for the install... my budget for pulleys would be maybe around 500 for everything if my mechanic charges me more than 200 than ill have to hold off.... ill let you know by the end of the day

[simota1]

they are charging me 6 hours which is like 380 holey moley man... i know it doesnt take that long... he said last time he did a 350z the stock one was frozen on there so it took him a whole day

[Zoren 370]

They took my pulley for just 1hr and half they had to clamp the flywheel though make sure they don't brake the gears.

BTW Nut n Much can even bring you ADOBO once he goes to Guam.

[VDC_OFF]

Mike at NST says it should only take an hour and a half. If it takes longer, probably not a good mechanic. Also keep in mind that a small percentage of these pullies have to be sanded on the inside to get them to fit since they are already powdercoated and sometimes it could go on too thick. So if you powdercoat again, may want to make sure old powdercoat is completely removed first or else it will be too thick.

[Nut_N_Much]

Ooooooo yaaaaaa!!!!
Sale pending...

I was thinking about how the powder coat would affect the mounting and the Balance of the pulley. Your right about a second powder coat, i would soda blast them and tape off the mounting point. Mounting is a pain, ones I've done I heat up with a torch and they go on fairly easy. Getting them off of high mileage cars is a pain.

Ya brother I loved Guam, been there 6 times. Went out on a trail in a samurai back in some woods. I had a blast. That clay is hard to clean up. My back injuries are keeping me grounded so I am afraid I won't see Guam again. But dude if you need stuff bought and shipped I am your guy.

[simota1]

Originally Posted by Zoren 370

They took my pulley for just 1hr and half they had to clamp the flywheel though make sure they don't brake the gears.

BTW Nut n Much can even bring you ADOBO once he goes to Guam.

thats a HUGE difference.... ill probably check my friend who did my brakes and stillen header install his really fast and does great work but his shop rate is f-ing crazy lol thats why i checked my other guy and i think his just trying to make money OR just doesnt wanna do it

@ the adobo definitely man if anything ill cook the adobo

Originally Posted by VDC_OFF

Mike at NST says it should only take an hour and a half. If it takes longer, probably not a good mechanic. Also keep in mind that a small percentage of these pullies have to be sanded on the inside to get them to fit since they are already powdercoated and sometimes it could go on too thick. So if you powdercoat again, may want to make sure old powdercoat is completely removed first or else it will be too thick.

thanks for the tip VDC