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U/D pullie question

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Old 04-29-2007, 07:32 PM
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U/D pullie question

which brand did you go wit hand how was your experience?

i ask thins because i went with one before, soon after i spun a rod bearing, my front 2 main bearings and front 2 rod bearings looked terrible
it was an asp...might have just been a fluke, but it had some vibration with it...
(weird because an lt1 isnt externally balanced in the front)

just asking yall to chime in quick...
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Old 04-29-2007, 07:58 PM
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May have been coincidental, BUT, I've heard few good things about them. U/D pullies and an E-WP are two things I would look past unless your dead set on having "full bolt-ons" ... The E-WP, I could see, but UD pullies gain little, and other than a select few, cause MORE vibration than stock.
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I'm considering an ATI superdamper with 10% underdrive. Very expensive but I havn't really heard anything negative yet.
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ATI is one of the few that makes a good UD pulley for our cars. The piggyback style ones are kinda "cheap" in my opinion.
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