billet pulley's
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billet pulley's
has anyone made this addition to their 5? I was thinking of doing it when i put my new belt on. I have seen a few bits for na6's but does anyone know of one for a nb8a?
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I have not done it to a MX5
I did do it to a Morris Minor, after breaking a crankshaft. I put a Morris Cooper S ballancer on it. It was supposed to prevent the cranckshaft from breaking. It was mutch heavier.
It reved a lot smoother........but the cranckshaft eventually broke a 2nd time.
I then replaced a 948ccm motor with a 1100 sprite motor( i don't think there is such a thing its just an 1100 motor with all the sprite go fast bits.)It had a standard pulley on it.
The crankshaft never brocke again.
I'd personally stay away from it.
I did do it to a Morris Minor, after breaking a crankshaft. I put a Morris Cooper S ballancer on it. It was supposed to prevent the cranckshaft from breaking. It was mutch heavier.
It reved a lot smoother........but the cranckshaft eventually broke a 2nd time.
I then replaced a 948ccm motor with a 1100 sprite motor( i don't think there is such a thing its just an 1100 motor with all the sprite go fast bits.)It had a standard pulley on it.
The crankshaft never brocke again.
I'd personally stay away from it.
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