lightweight crank pully

[enigma]

could you use a solid lightweight crank pulley on a 4ag? i was thinking of trying to make one on a lathe but im not sure if you need the "rubber" bit in between the pulley and the centre piece. or if this is not needed

[jaz_ae86]

Technically, the pulley is the harmonic balancer. I have seen the SS works aluminium pulley and it is not modified for balance. I run a ringle row machined 4AG pulley and have had no balance issue.

The result of this is that I will be making a smaller pulley in place of bigger alt and water pump pulleys.

Also look at the T3 ones. No balance/machine holes last time I looked.

[enigma]

so are the t3 ones a single solid piece or two piece like the standard one?

[jaz_ae86]

http://www.technotoytuning.com/productdetail.php?p=729

pic are there

[enigma]

they look single. thanks for that

[tuned86]

you could machine down a 16v rwd pulley and it would be ~1/2 the original weight :P

[jaz_ae86]

They are not half the weight as the rear section is almost solid- go and look at the pulley.

And in fact, the RWD pulley has a smaller pulley size for the front section.

[tuned86]

Hence why I put a '~' sign to indicate its approximation...though I agree with you its probably even 1/3 but thats still decent amount relative to itself. At least that way, the dampening rubber can be retained.

[Delazy]

i have a single row lightweight rwd pulley that i may sell for around the $150 mark if anyone is interested in it...have decided that standard RWD pulley is a better option for me...pm me for further info if ur interested

[pen15]

i have been on the toymods website and this is what a bloke is thinking of doing a group buy for these are a custom fully alloy and are very good for high reeving/power engines im thinking of getting 1

http://www.rossperformanceparts.com/imgs/balpics/race804501.jpg