7M Billet Water Pump Pulley. Group Buy Going On Now! The Link Is In The First Post.
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wesbeech
one quick thing.
There are two type of anodization that are most common (really three). The normal one that allows for color is a type II anodization. This is NOT the hard anodization that IJ. is talking about. The Type III anodization is the hard anodization and comes only in one color and that is black.
one quick thing.
There are two type of anodization that are most common (really three). The normal one that allows for color is a type II anodization. This is NOT the hard anodization that IJ. is talking about. The Type III anodization is the hard anodization and comes only in one color and that is black.
figgie;986964 said:
Hmm i dono they told me they are gonna be hard.
And here is the link
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?p=987289&posted=1#post987289
wesbeech;987290 said:
well
heres is directly from the aluminum anodizer council on that very subject.
http://www.anodizing.org/reference_guide.html
can be dyed DARKER colors as the process for Type III basically darkens the metal.
figgie;987311 said:
hmm i dono but i have run billet uncoated pulleys before for about 2 years and never had a problme so i dono
^ They can do an Olive green as well as Black.
(I've had both)
Soft anodising will wear through in a short amount of time and will look crap once the silver is exposed, shouldn't affect performace in any way other than the belt will eventually bottom out in the grooves and slip/squeal.
(I've had both)
Soft anodising will wear through in a short amount of time and will look crap once the silver is exposed, shouldn't affect performace in any way other than the belt will eventually bottom out in the grooves and slip/squeal.
Wow all you guys claimed to be intrested and realy wanted a set so i invested the time and money and made the pulleys and no that the group buy is going on there is one person who pmed me about a set i feel as if it was a waste of my time.
wesbeech;989600 said:
did you update the first post to indicate as such? Just looked at it and it says picture of pulley but nothing about you selling them
You might want to update the first post to show that you have infact made numerous of them and are now selling them. People don't like to scour threads for information, hence putting it up in the first post.
Just some ideas!
here is your post
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showpost.php?p=896986&postcount=1
Now you know why the Mk III crowd has the "cheap ass" reputation. A lot of talk, but when it comes to laying down the cash for a quality product...
jdub;989610 said:
well it also does not help to not update the #1 post to refelect that he is selling
That's true, but I donno...still wonder at times
He does have them listed (with price) on the 1st page in his Vendor's thread:
Beech Performance Motorsports
He does have them listed (with price) on the 1st page in his Vendor's thread:
Beech Performance Motorsports
wesbeech;989600 said:
also when doing a group buy I would strongly suggest you getting a deposit for half the product and then start making the items. No time and material wasted this route!!
If this is an official group buy shouldnt it be in that section? maybe people would see it there better.
RedEj8;913439 said:
Thermostat needs to be replaced more than likely.
Also, its sad but our cars will never go up in value as long as a majority of the owners continue to be cheapasses.
Justin727;989740 said:
This is true well i will up date the first post with a link and the link is in my singutare.
Hey Wesbeech
I see taht you are doing the alternator... Hate to throw a wrench on this but what size is the hole? Yes there are two different alternator sizes that you will have to address!
I see taht you are doing the alternator... Hate to throw a wrench on this but what size is the hole? Yes there are two different alternator sizes that you will have to address!
figgie;990525 said:
When i get home i will check the print i cant rember off hand. I have an na and turbo alternator but im trying to find the diffrent sizes. I am making the pulleys to the bigger size i think but once i find the small size i will make bushings that will go with all the pullyse so they will work for both sizes.
P.S. I know a socket fits in the counter bore fine.