Having Belt Slip, will the SDCE set-up help?
I have th stock 8-rib set-up (d1sc).
My question is, will the SDCE set-up help with this problem, and is it a big pain in the a$$ to put on? How much will it set me back?
Thanks!
I have th stock 8-rib set-up (d1sc).
My question is, will the SDCE set-up help with this problem, and is it a big pain in the a$$ to put on? How much will it set me back?
Thanks!
This air filter works much better in place of the stock one.
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Bob
I have th stock 8-rib set-up (d1sc).
My question is, will the SDCE set-up help with this problem, and is it a big pain in the a$$ to put on? How much will it set me back?
Thanks!
I saw 16psi this weekend in Memphis with the sdce and zero slippage... This will solve all belt slippage issues till about 17-18psi... I think KP runs just a lil more boost than me... But @ 16psi, I have no problems...
Bob @ EPP will have your pricing... I spend 695 for mine, back in the day...
I'd consider selling you my entire engine setup if your SERIOUS... you'd run the #s in my sig w/ the right suspension setup... I have dyno # and ET slips to prove...
J
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I am running the same belt I put on April of 2006, have the F1A almost maxed out and have no slip issues at 7300+rpm. I had some earlier this year and it turns out my EWP was dripping water on the crank pulley, needless to say that was causing some problems..
No matter what it costs and how much of a pain it is to initially set up it works, plain and simple. Its a low volume item so you have to pay the price. This SDCE setup is about five years old now (forcefed98 bought it new originally) and is still working fine. Not a necessity but I would recommend it to anyone that is getting serious.
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I am running the same belt I put on April of 2006, have the F1A almost maxed out and have no slip issues at 7300+rpm. I had some earlier this year and it turns out my EWP was dripping water on the crank pulley, needless to say that was causing some problems..
No matter what it costs and how much of a pain it is to initially set up it works, plain and simple. Its a low volume item so you have to pay the price. This SDCE setup is about five years old now (forcefed98 bought it new originally) and is still working fine. Not a necessity but I would recommend it to anyone that is getting serious.
They charge what they can, if no one buys them the price will go down. Lot of that cost in int he crank pulley and I for one fully expect to pay someone for an idea if it helps me out. I doubt anyone at SDCE will retire off of building LS1 tensioners, the ATI setup is adequate for most people and you arent even looking at a big enough market for someone to rip off the design and sell it at half price.
BTW, they make them for other cars other than LS1's.
No one puts a gun to anyone's head to put a blower on their car, its a luxury, and if someone comes up with a good idea to fix a problem I fully expect to pay for it if its not feasible to make it myself. In a perfect world we could all just work for free and get everything we want for free, but I'm sure you dont give your paycheck back to your boss at the end of the week because you feel guilty

Like I said, you dont HAVE to buy one from them, just make one yourself, sounds simple enough.




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