alt bracket still not right
01-10-2007, 07:42 AM
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alt bracket still not right alright im still having problems with my bracket..i think i found a fix but now my tensioner is in no use. 
so i remade one out of wood to see how it fit it looks alright belt dosnt hit the thermostat anymore. do i use a diffrent tensioner?
so i remade one out of wood to see how it fit it looks alright belt dosnt hit the thermostat anymore. do i use a diffrent tensioner? 
01-10-2007, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by jason02Z
alright im still having problems with my bracket..i think i found a fix but now my tensioner is in no use. so i remade one out of wood to see how it fit it looks alright belt dosnt hit the thermostat anymore. do i use a diffrent tensioner?
so i remade one out of wood to see how it fit it looks alright belt dosnt hit the thermostat anymore. do i use a diffrent tensioner?
01-10-2007, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jason02Z
yeh im gonna have to keep trying..woods cheaper than steel right
01-10-2007, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by fenix99
yea true lol or you could always buy one for like $100 from a sponsor or some company....depends on how well you know ur stuff...
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In that pic the belt is there for routing only -- there's no tension on it.. When you have the proper belt on it, there's about an inch or so clearance... Its been running fine for thousands of miles on the original belt, so I'd wager there isn't any issues 
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Originally Posted by frcefed98
Here is my bracket
Looks like you are trying to make something similar to what I have. The stock spring tensioner worked great with my bracket, but I scored a deal on a Katech/thunder racing tensioner and went with that.
J
Looks like you are trying to make something similar to what I have. The stock spring tensioner worked great with my bracket, but I scored a deal on a Katech/thunder racing tensioner and went with that.
J
