A2 Designs crank pulley
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im not sure which company is right about the stock weight but A2deigns says there pulley is 1 pound also like rrm still a great deal if you think about it because they are throwing in belts not sure what brand belts or quality belts
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yeah i plan on buying a cam from rrm or rpw, be nice if ********* made some other parts also like cams, pistons, rods , ect ect they will really be getting buiness then expecially with the great prices! i think we should ask ********* if we can do a group buy mayb the prices will be cheaper
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see thats the thing is this guy / company reliable on shipping and getting parts to you on time since he does it on the side and on his spare time, might not be top priority for him , also where does he work out of and where does he get these parts? this is what i am confused about
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Originally Posted by Snoogens
The stock Crank Pulleys 11LBS. while A2D's Performance Crank pulleys weigh in at only 1.2LB/OZ
?????11LBS?????
Talk about strecthing the truth.
Last edited by Grey_Fox; Oct 4, 2006 at 07:43 PM.
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A2 is very f**king wrong.
Just to add
A2's crank pully: 1.2 lbs
RRM crank pully: 1.0 lbs
(according to the websites)
Just to add
A2's crank pully: 1.2 lbs
RRM crank pully: 1.0 lbs
(according to the websites)
Last edited by Grey_Fox; Oct 4, 2006 at 07:57 PM.
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Originally Posted by crypto
someone mentioned he gets his parts from a scrapyard, from totalled lancers.
scrapyard thats makin me not wanna buy some products? im kind of iffy now so does he redo all the parts at his house or does he have a shop
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I dont know where he does the work but the parts come from a junkyard. I'm sure he wont get a manifold off a mirage that was crushed by a truck. Junkyards are where most good stuff comes from for super cheap. I'm working on the twin TB right now. I paid him this morning for 2 (mine and a buddies), but I will prolly get mine first since he said theres only one manifold in stock right now. Then I will post results on install, looks and fitment, and my butt dyno.
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If you're too good to get parts from a yard then you're not buying parts from any of the vendors on this site. I can't think of anyone who is using brand new, off the boat from Japan Mitsu parts. Bored rails, IM, TB all of that is going to start life as a used OEM part and is modified.... ok -some- of the rails were new because they're cheap from Mitsu, but after the first run they were all used. As long as the parts aren't damaged then it doesn't matter.