Belt drive
#1
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Belt drive
Hey all .. I just received the latest Jeggs email and comp cams has a belt drive gear set priced over $400
I think they are crazy
and someone who buys it even crazer
u got to have more disposable than sense..
what do you think?
I think they are crazy
and someone who buys it even crazer
u got to have more disposable than sense..
what do you think?
#2
well as a po guy i won't be buyin' one. on the other had, you do this.........you take a modern vehicle, strip off the belts, pulleys, brackets and bolts, ALL of them and go down 'n price 'em at the dealer, and then you let me know how that all goes
#5
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How much hp.will that drive add a 10th of a hp
any tork maybe a lb
i dont see a justification for such.a cost and how long will it last
it most likly costs less in materials too manufacture that than a standard chain and gears
any tork maybe a lb
i dont see a justification for such.a cost and how long will it last
it most likly costs less in materials too manufacture that than a standard chain and gears
#6
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And I bet you have to block off the oil from hiting the system....more .. its crazy !
even if I had to wipe my azz with I know when im being taken advantage of.
#8
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So I guess by your standards.... These Guys are Idiots????
https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is...C8wAA#imgdii=_
https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is...C8wAA#imgdii=_
Last edited by RacerHog; 02-27-2015 at 09:18 PM.
#9
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So I guess by your standards.... These Guys are Idiots????
https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is...C8wAA#imgdii=_
https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is...C8wAA#imgdii=_
major sponsered race team maybe
the pics suggest they have tons of sponsered parts
and the belt would last as long as one of their motors befor tear down and rebuild
1 maybe 2 runs
10,020 hp
if they have to spend on a belt good for them ...
#10
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I read the specs they claim its stronger than standrd chain and gears including gear drive systems they also say it soaks up some of the crank harmonics
i have never heard of a belt out lasting a chain or gear
Maybe racer hog can explain this for us back yard motor heads the value of this system over chain and gear systems ..
i have never heard of a belt out lasting a chain or gear
Maybe racer hog can explain this for us back yard motor heads the value of this system over chain and gear systems ..
#12
Mopar Lover
I read the specs they claim its stronger than standrd chain and gears including gear drive systems they also say it soaks up some of the crank harmonics
i have never heard of a belt out lasting a chain or gear
Maybe racer hog can explain this for us back yard motor heads the value of this system over chain and gear systems ..
i have never heard of a belt out lasting a chain or gear
Maybe racer hog can explain this for us back yard motor heads the value of this system over chain and gear systems ..
No picking on you Gorts... Just turning thinking cap on....
Last edited by RacerHog; 02-28-2015 at 08:15 AM.
#15
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Racerhog we are always good
I new you could shed more light on it
so in mopars the valve train flex is as bad as with chby and frd.
i understand that shaft monted rockers are less suspect to this than pedistal mounted rockers
I didnt see a listing for mopar ..if they have one would u use it ? Please exsplain the bennifits of this system for our motors.
thanks .
ps only saw it listef for chby
I new you could shed more light on it
so in mopars the valve train flex is as bad as with chby and frd.
i understand that shaft monted rockers are less suspect to this than pedistal mounted rockers
I didnt see a listing for mopar ..if they have one would u use it ? Please exsplain the bennifits of this system for our motors.
thanks .
ps only saw it listef for chby
Last edited by Gorts 5th; 02-28-2015 at 11:49 AM.
#16
Mopar Lover
Sure Why not????
https://www.google.com/search?q=2.2+...ml%3B642%3B800
Would you like to buy all the gears for this set up.... Would be kind of expensive dont you think?
I believe the belt has test proven them selves to be worthy in the OEM Area?
I think also the Race one have proven there place also....
https://www.google.com/search?q=2.2+...ml%3B642%3B800
Would you like to buy all the gears for this set up.... Would be kind of expensive dont you think?
I believe the belt has test proven them selves to be worthy in the OEM Area?
I think also the Race one have proven there place also....
#18
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I think he finally got it... I don't really get the original post, When you are building a performance engine $400 is a small drop in the bucket.... It has always been if you want to play you got to pay... Belt drive is better and if it weren't they wouldn't use it on super chargers.. Timing chain work ok but are not as precise as a belt... Think about it as soon as the chain is installed it starts to stretch as it does the cam timing is able to change... The belt has a tensioner to keep it tight and the cogs keep it in time.. Many of the performance applications the belt is exposed and is a lot easier to change then a chain which requires engine tear down to do.. So if you are racing are building a GO machine then the belt is the only way to go...As Bob has been saying....Bill
#20
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Hey all its been awhile.
Ok i got a update on this thread
and im wondering who has used this on their engine?
im thinking its a major modification.
question....wouldn't you have to stop the oil from coating the belt and associated pullies?
im asuming that the above mentioned imports don't alow the oil on there belts.
so is this still a worthy investment if major modification is necessary?
verses gear or standard double rollers?
and im wondering who has used this on their engine?
im thinking its a major modification.
question....wouldn't you have to stop the oil from coating the belt and associated pullies?
im asuming that the above mentioned imports don't alow the oil on there belts.
so is this still a worthy investment if major modification is necessary?
verses gear or standard double rollers?
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