piggyback pullys?
#1
piggyback pullys?
i know everyone says there horrible, but how bad are they, i mean you can get them for 1/4 the price, is there any actual safety issues.
since they bolt onto the old pulleys they dont look as good but to they have a habit of launching off or anything
since they bolt onto the old pulleys they dont look as good but to they have a habit of launching off or anything
#2
RE: piggyback pullys?
ORIGINAL: damdanger
i knoweveryone says there horriblebut how bad are they,
i knoweveryone says there horriblebut how bad are they,
there bad ebough that eveyone says they are horrible , dont get thme unless they are FREE and come with a cookie.
#3
RE: piggyback pullys?
I have the March piggybacks, they are great. No problems what so ever. People dont know what they are talking about. They do the exact same as any other pulley. A pulley is a pulley is a pulley. Just watch out for the aluminum, they get cut into by the belts and need to be replaced often(comparativley).
#4
RE: piggyback pullys?
Supposedly, it throws off the timing because of the weight or something along those lines, all I know is that i've heard more then a few people tell me (including the shop I go to) that the piggyback pulleys can do some severe engine damage.
#5
RE: piggyback pullys?
ORIGINAL: xxkazp3rxx
Supposedly, it throws off the timing because of the weight or something along those lines, all I know is that i've heard more then a few people tell me (including the shop I go to) that the piggyback pulleys can do some severe engine damage.
Supposedly, it throws off the timing because of the weight or something along those lines, all I know is that i've heard more then a few people tell me (including the shop I go to) that the piggyback pulleys can do some severe engine damage.
#6
RE: piggyback pullys?
well as far as i could tell the piggybacks are the same size, the only way i could see damage happening is if they didnt center the pully, from what i can tell they just dont look as good, should perform near the same
#7
RE: piggyback pullys?
someone said this before "in cars you get what you pay for" i know you are looking for a good deal, but cheap can get expensive if you know what i mean, so just get the steeda, i never had any problem with them after year an a half, imo
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