Reichard Racing pullies?
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From: waterloo ontario
St. Jude Donor '08
Reichard Racing pullies?
I've been thinking about using these "non slip" pulley's from Reichard Racing and was wondering what kind of results you have with them. Some people say they work great-while others say they chew up belts pretty quickly. What results have you guys had?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Drifting
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From: Stamford CT
they only eat belts if the allignments are off, so far i think its the best pulley out there, just found there customer service bites , i waited 5 weeks to get my head pulley and it came with out the cuts 
Doug installed it anyway so i hope she holds what we throw at it
Doug installed it anyway so i hope she holds what we throw at it
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St. Jude Donor '08
I had a custom RR pulley made a few months ago, and it's worked out GREAT!!!
They are a small shop, and very busy, so be persistant and patient...
Well worth the wait! I picked up 60 RWHP on top due to previous belt slip!
JB
They are a small shop, and very busy, so be persistant and patient...
Well worth the wait! I picked up 60 RWHP on top due to previous belt slip! JB
Burning Brakes
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I think they are great pullies but inconsistant. The first one I have worked flawlessly. The last one I received the grooves were to shallow to where the belt actually set higher than the lips on the pulley and at high rpm the belt would jump and get shredded. It took 3 belts and a seized ( had to be rebuilt blower) so i went back to the ATI pulley for now
Burning Brakes
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From: greensboro NC
RR pullies
Originally Posted by eb02z06
I've been thinking about using these "non slip" pulley's from Reichard Racing and was wondering what kind of results you have with them. Some people say they work great-while others say they chew up belts pretty quickly. What results have you guys had?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by 99 C-5 F1C VETTE
they only eat belts if the allignments are off, so far i think its the best pulley out there, just found there customer service bites , i waited 5 weeks to get my head pulley and it came with out the cuts
Doug installed it anyway so i hope she holds what we throw at it
Doug installed it anyway so i hope she holds what we throw at it
5 weeks, I think we waited more like 2+ months to get it uncompleted. We have switched our pulley supplier since. Now we get them in days, not months.
Drifting
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From: Stamford CT
Originally Posted by DOUG @ ECS
5 weeks, I think we waited more like 2+ months to get it uncompleted. We have switched our pulley supplier since. Now we get them in days, not months.
Thank god for that, yes you are right it was more like 7 weeks,but whos counting
you do some serious work out there in the sticks
hey doug shoot me over some pictures of the new work, kinda forgot what my car looks like
post them if you want or e-mail me billmasilotti@hotmail.com
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