Tip to get that extra 1-2 tenths at the track.
#1
Tip to get that extra 1-2 tenths at the track.
I'm sure you've all heard of this before. But, I figured I'd bring it up cuz I'm bored (work from home). For around $17.00 you can do it yourself. It's the Power Steering delete or belt re-routing.
The Autozone part number is: 650K6, which will be a pretty universal part number across different brands since the first part: 650 - identifies the length (65.0") and the 6 at the end identifies the 6 ribs of the belt. See the pic below for belt routing:
btw: found this on another site so I can't take the credit.
The Autozone part number is: 650K6, which will be a pretty universal part number across different brands since the first part: 650 - identifies the length (65.0") and the 6 at the end identifies the 6 ribs of the belt. See the pic below for belt routing:
btw: found this on another site so I can't take the credit.
Last edited by grampa_stang; 01-09-2009 at 12:33 PM.
#2
Yeah i saw this mod on a couple of other sites. Supposedly people are picking up 2 tenths in the 1/8th by doing this mod alone. I think the belt size depends on whether you have UDPs or not though, so be careful.
#3
Appreciate the info, but I've never understood this - PS delete, remove the passenger and rear seats, take out the spare and jack then get on the internet and tell people your car runs XXX. Put all the stuff back on, slow down 5 tenths. What's the point?
#5
if you really wanted too, i guess you could drive this way on the street.............if you don't mind wrenching the wheel in exchange for a freer revving engine........for 17 bucks i think i might give this one a try
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#8
UDP does not change the size of the belt because with a UDP you have a much bigger pully on the water pump, so the belt stays the same.
#9
Its just something you can do to go faster at the track...thats liks saying why do people put drag radials on at the strip or crank up the boost?...I dont think it has anything to do with the internet.