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Unorthodox Pulley set or AEM? - 7/9/2006 2:17:14 AM

TedsF23accord

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ive heard the unorthodox crank pulleys dont have a vibration dampener so it wears out your engine does anyone have ur pulleys? is this true or should i just go with the AEM tru power pulleys that dont come with the crank pulley?

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RE: Unorthodox Pulley set or AEM? - 7/9/2006 10:20:33 AM

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From what I've read, mostly online, if you have a V6 you shouldn't have to worry about any difficulties with the Unorthodox pullies.

Have you contacted their company to see what they have to say?

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RE: Unorthodox Pulley set or AEM? - 7/10/2006 2:15:42 AM

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well i got the I4 not the V6 and i havent contacted them i thought maybe someone on here might know

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RE: Unorthodox Pulley set or AEM? - 7/10/2006 8:31:43 PM

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Yeah, when I was looking at the UR pullies, I had the same question.

I certainly didn't want to hurt my car for a few ponies.

What I gathered was that the V6's were O.K. (so far), but the I4's were questionable.

It seemed like without the balancer (?), there were issues of wear.

I found that in other forums the question had been discussed for quite some time, and that people a lot more serious about cars than me, had come to these conclusions.

Of course, if you ask the manufactures or retailers, they'll say there's no worries.

Hate to give the answer, but you might need to make that decision on your own.

Me, I've gotten the UR pullies, I'm just waiting to put them on (like everything else).

Hope this helps,

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RE: Unorthodox Pulley set or AEM? - 7/11/2006 1:24:23 AM

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thanks bro

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