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    Default C20xe crank pulley lightening

    I'm currently building up a c20xe for my nova, I was just wondering what the benefits of machining the double crank pulley to a single slot are, I can easily get the outer slot milled off but is it worthwhile?

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    They normally fail if you machine them down, Better off just buying a single V alloy one.

    People only remove it because it runs the power steering which isn't there any more.

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    when you say fail .. do you mean explode ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 8valve-craig View Post
    They normally fail if you machine them down, Better off just buying a single V alloy one.

    People only remove it because it runs the power steering which isn't there any more.
    Is there much benefit in running a single one?

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    Bar a couple grams in weight no
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimbob-mcgrew View Post
    when you say fail .. do you mean explode ?
    No nothing that serious, they just split apart from the rubber bushing.

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    As Craig says, why pay to machine, you can buy a single ally one.

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    Benefit of single V is clearance against the chassis leg.

    As said buy an alloy one, they can twist and get upset with a reduced amount of rubber holding them together. You lose the harmonic dampening properties but not the end of the world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by House1983 View Post
    As Craig says, why pay to machine, you can buy a single ally one.
    I can get it machined for free

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    Quote Originally Posted by 8valve-craig View Post
    No nothing that serious, they just split apart from the rubber bushing.
    its a single piece of metal tho isnt it ? .. i cowboy'd one years ago using an angle grinder, i never saw any rubber on it, unless theres various different types of 20xe pulley

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