Crank pulley
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Originally Posted by triniosito
So Would It Be Safe To Get The Agency Crank Pulley On An Auto Or No
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I've been using NST pulleys for a few years now, their products rock and the people there are very cool folks. I have never had any problems of any kind.
Here are a few links for your reading pleasure. These have both for and against arguments in them:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=nst+pulley
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=nst+pulley
There are internal pieces in the engine to help balance the motor. The "damper" in the crank pulley is a thin rubber band more for noise reduction than anything else. The avergae 40 year old Toyota owner cares about having a comfy point A to B car, not a performance machine. This has a lot to do with why Toyota builds cars the way they do. Toyota cares about sales and making profits, not necessarily about building the best performance car on the market or cars that will last for 300,000 miles.
Here are a few links for your reading pleasure. These have both for and against arguments in them:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=nst+pulley
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=nst+pulley
There are internal pieces in the engine to help balance the motor. The "damper" in the crank pulley is a thin rubber band more for noise reduction than anything else. The avergae 40 year old Toyota owner cares about having a comfy point A to B car, not a performance machine. This has a lot to do with why Toyota builds cars the way they do. Toyota cares about sales and making profits, not necessarily about building the best performance car on the market or cars that will last for 300,000 miles.
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