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Old 06-11-2006, 01:47 AM
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Default I thought this was a ZPI Pulley, but, it's NOT?!

I was surfing and found this and it looks EXACTLY like the one someone used for the Tech section and it was branded as ZPI where I looked on Agency Power's site and it has the same design. What's the deal???

http://www.optionimports.com/ap-sctc-130.html
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ZPI has 2 versions of the pulley. the 2nd version is different, but the first one i believe was either the same pulley or the same design as the Angecy Power pulley
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Originally Posted by davedavetC
ZPI has 2 versions of the pulley. the 2nd version is different, but the first one i believe was either the same pulley or the same design as the Angecy Power pulley
Hmm, I think I will order it from that site, it's pretty cheap!! And it must work the same. Is this the 2nd version?
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get NST man
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Originally Posted by davedavetC
get NST man
Where's the NST stuff, I haven't seen any of them. I know there's like 3 pulleys, but they are underdrives, which I would have to get a belt right? What's the HP and torque gains?
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click the link in my sig
they are the best when it comes to pulleys! best costomer service too!
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(the nonstoptuning link)
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Originally Posted by davedavetC
(the nonstoptuning link)
Well, I don't there is a DIY here. So, I don't know if I can do the other 2.

And I have to get ALL 4 at the bottom???
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there is a DIY, gimme a sec and ill find it for ya. and theres only 3 pulleys, according to a lot of peopl here that have them the install is fairly easy. i just dont trust myself with them, i think im FINALLY gettin mine installed this weekend or really soon. but ill find that DIY for ya.
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I found the DIY and I was fine doing the crank pulley, but I CANNOT do ALL this. How hard is it really?
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OMG, i just realized i BOOKMARKED THE LINK TO THE DIY lol

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=100062
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Yo Dave, ZPI only has one pulley. They USE to have the first pulley mentioned, but the quality control was not the best, so they designed their own version.

Which happens to be lighter than the NST by the way (dyno proven to producing 11whp and 18ftlbs of tq)....


Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Is this the 2nd version?

No it's not.
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Originally Posted by davedavetC
OMG, i just realized i BOOKMARKED THE LINK TO THE DIY lol

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=100062
Dave lay off the crack bro or im gonna have to call for an intervention.
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Originally Posted by ProshopXB
Originally Posted by davedavetC
OMG, i just realized i BOOKMARKED THE LINK TO THE DIY lol

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=100062
Dave lay off the crack bro or im gonna have to call for an intervention.

lol crack... i dont even know what that is
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I would guess the 2nd version is better right?
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better then the first....

id still go NST
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Originally Posted by davedavetC
better then the first....

id still go NST
Well, I'm on a budget and I hear that if you get NST, you'll have to get a smaller belt AND it messes up the balance as it's smaller.
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Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Originally Posted by davedavetC
better then the first....

id still go NST
Well, I'm on a budget and I hear that if you get NST, you'll have to get a smaller belt AND it messes up the balance as it's smaller.
If you are on a budget then you should definitely go NST, get their crank pulley for $99 and pick up a belt from AutoZone for about $10. You STILL come out cheaper than the alternatives. You also get a perfectly built pulley, it comes annodized at no extra charge, and gives you better bang per buck than the competition. What more could you ask for?
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One other thing, the size has nothing to do with the balance or harmonics. The ongoing debate of internet scientists is that the removal of a small rubber piece called a "harmonic dampner" will eventually result in catastrophic engine failure after some hundred thousand miles of use. If their claims are true then either the ZPI, NST, Unorthodox or any of the other similar pulleys will do the same thing to our motors.

Do a quick search on these forums and you will find many many people who have been running NST pulleys for a long time with no problems. And you will find ZERO people who have had problems thus far!

www.NonStopTuning.com
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Originally Posted by hPower
Originally Posted by 20tCDude05
Originally Posted by davedavetC
better then the first....

id still go NST
Well, I'm on a budget and I hear that if you get NST, you'll have to get a smaller belt AND it messes up the balance as it's smaller.
If you are on a budget then you should definitely go NST, get their crank pulley for $99 and pick up a belt from AutoZone for about $10. You STILL come out cheaper than the alternatives. You also get a perfectly built pulley, it comes annodized at no extra charge, and gives you better bang per buck than the competition. What more could you ask for?
As I said, it messes up the balance if you run a smaller crank... Or so I've heard many times.
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