Katech Billet Belt Tensioner Sale - 25% OFF!
01-11-2013, 08:28 AM
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Katech Billet Belt Tensioner Sale - 25% OFF! We are overstocked on tensioners so we are having a sale. All tensioners are 25% off through the end of the month. That means our car tensioner is $89.99 - the lowest price we've ever offered on the product. All colors are included in the sale (while supplies last).
You must use this coupon code to get the sale price. The coupon code is the last four digits of the part number.
KAT-A4424: 4424
KAT-A4425: 4425
KAT-A4426: 4426
KAT-A4424-ARE is for LS7 Corvettes with the ARE dry sump system (does not include pulley)
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...lley-p146.aspx
KAT-A4425 is for all cars: Corvette C5/C6 (excluding ZR1), Gen 4&5 Camaro/Firebird (2010+ requires a different belt), G8, GTO, V1 CTS-V
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...sioner-p2.aspx
KAT-A4426 is for trucks: Silverado/Sierra, Yukon/Tahoe, SSR, TBSS
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...sioner-p4.aspx
You must use this coupon code to get the sale price. The coupon code is the last four digits of the part number.
KAT-A4424: 4424
KAT-A4425: 4425
KAT-A4426: 4426
KAT-A4424-ARE is for LS7 Corvettes with the ARE dry sump system (does not include pulley)
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...lley-p146.aspx
KAT-A4425 is for all cars: Corvette C5/C6 (excluding ZR1), Gen 4&5 Camaro/Firebird (2010+ requires a different belt), G8, GTO, V1 CTS-V
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...sioner-p2.aspx
KAT-A4426 is for trucks: Silverado/Sierra, Yukon/Tahoe, SSR, TBSS
http://store.katechengines.com/bille...sioner-p4.aspx
01-22-2013, 03:47 PM
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Jason, I have one of these on my LS1, LOVE IT!!!!!!!
But, I have a question; do you have a source, or know of anyone making quality pulleys with USA made Timken, or SKF bearings instead of the Sino-junk they all seem to have pressed in nowadays??
These ALWAYS start whining/chirping a few months after install, and still do this even if I clean them out, and repack them with a GREAT quality grease like Red Line.
Any suggestions?
But, I have a question; do you have a source, or know of anyone making quality pulleys with USA made Timken, or SKF bearings instead of the Sino-junk they all seem to have pressed in nowadays??
These ALWAYS start whining/chirping a few months after install, and still do this even if I clean them out, and repack them with a GREAT quality grease like Red Line.
Any suggestions?
01-22-2013, 03:52 PM
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Jason, I have one of these on my LS1, LOVE IT!!!!!!!
But, I have a question; do you have a source, or know of anyone making quality pulleys with USA made Timken, or SKF bearings instead of the Sino-junk they all seem to have pressed in nowadays??
These ALWAYS start whining/chirping a few months after install, and still do this even if I clean them out, and repack them with a GREAT quality grease like Red Line.
Any suggestions?
But, I have a question; do you have a source, or know of anyone making quality pulleys with USA made Timken, or SKF bearings instead of the Sino-junk they all seem to have pressed in nowadays??
These ALWAYS start whining/chirping a few months after install, and still do this even if I clean them out, and repack them with a GREAT quality grease like Red Line.
Any suggestions?
Not ours. We put these on all the cars we build and they run for years without making a peep. When tensioned properly the bearing should last a long time. The belt only requires 25 ft-lbs of tension, which doesn't feel like much. Over-tensioning can cause premature bearing failure.
