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Old 03-02-2009, 12:06 AM   #241 (permalink)
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i heard they stopped making that size...
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Old 03-02-2009, 12:29 AM   #242 (permalink)
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guess Im not gettin these then..I dont wanna put a belt on thats crappy
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Gotcha...did it run you much at all?
and do you have that part number for the 707 belt..
it cost about a little over $50

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sorry..i mean is it the same as the NST K070760 Part number..would i give that number to NAPA??
yeah just give them that part number,sometimes the first letter will be a P070760 instead of a K070760,but im pretty sure napa has K070760
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^that is if you get all 3 belts correct?
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Old 03-02-2009, 12:59 AM   #245 (permalink)
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ya i didnt want to buy a pulley kit just to put on a bad fitted belt
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^that is if you get all 3 pulleys correct?
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^oops how did i quote myself lol
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^that is if you get all 3 belts correct?
if you mean pulleys,then yes,im pretty sure you need this belt if you purchase the crank pulley by itself
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o ok thanks
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nice write up
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just a heads up, the pulleys help with the car stalling at idle when you have cold air, or exhaust...

I might take mine off, they dont work well with boost
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just to clarify things, if i bought all 3 of the pulleys, i will need the P070760 / K070760 belt for it to work perfectly right?
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just a heads up, the pulleys help with the car stalling at idle when you have cold air, or exhaust...

I might take mine off, they dont work well with boost
If you do let me know man
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Old 04-11-2009, 10:39 PM   #256 (permalink)
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just to clarify things, if i bought all 3 of the pulleys, i will need the P070760 / K070760 belt for it to work perfectly right?
7 rib yes those will work
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i heard they stopped making that size...
I got the 2 piece kit awhile back and when I went to purchase the belt every place I went to said they dont make the 7rib in the length we need for the R18 so I purchased the 6 rib with the correct length. I recently started getting prices at local shops to get the kit installed since I can break the crank bolt loose myself. When I talked a mechanic about the belt he said the 6 rib is fine even though its 1 rib short because it will have tension on it and wont jump off track. You just have to make sure you on all inner or outer tracks on the pulleys.

For those that paid a shop to install their kit, how much did you guys pay?
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^Correction...I got all 3 pulleys.
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Old 04-27-2009, 08:59 PM   #259 (permalink)
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so it is ok as long as it is installed right?
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so it is ok as long as it is installed right?
yeah from what I have read about everyones experience with these pulleys and from the conversation with the mechanic how works on all japanese cars and has done everything possible to civics about the pulleys.
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