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Old 08-27-2004, 08:20 AM
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Default How many miles on your ASP pulley?
Let me know how long you have had your ASP (or March) pulley on your car and how many miles you have on the pulley.

I'm still trying to figure out which is the better pulley.

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Old 08-27-2004, 08:25 AM
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its been run since apr. 03, on another guys car and on mine. ASP.
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Asp!!
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March pulley ... 1000 miles ... much of it on a road course at high RPM for extended periods of time.
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I've had my ASP on for about 6 months and ~8K miles with no problems.
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ASP pulley over a year and over 15,000 miles.
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I've been running the ASP for 2.5 years and 25k miles.
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ASP pulley for roughly 50k miles +, still works, I think
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2 years @ 15K on mine. No problems and have never had any knock retard registered via Autotap. ASP!
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I've used my ASP for 15k miles on two different cars and it has worked great
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I put 148,000 miles on mine in my old motor... no troubles.
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Asp pulley 9,000 miles in just a 3 wk time frame and another 3500 doing sponsor duties. 350 miles were High Rpm road course. Only problem is my SFI sticker is no longer there. John
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2 cars and ~70K
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2 cars and ~70K
Which type?
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Originally Posted by LS1SS4ever
Which type?
The only one they sold in 2000


(ASP)
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asp-2yrs 8,000mi no problems at all.
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ASP for 3 & 1/2 years and 15,000 miles, no problems
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30,000 miles, 2 race schools, numerous lapping days, and 2 ORR events on my ASP. Works perfectly.
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ASP, 40k on the old non-sfi version without a problem.
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I've had my asp for about 2.5-3 years now and the outer portion has pressed inward. It's causing the belts to knock themselves off so I"m having to install a stocker.
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