pulleys and tensioners
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Last I knew, the GM belts were made by Gates so the quality should be right there with OEM. As for the pulleys, I would want to go "light" if I were changing them to get some inertia out of the system, albeit a small amount.
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Thanks for the response...what does "light" mean? you mean not steel pullies? composit/plastic pulleys as gm uses for the main tensioner pulley? not much difference in weight though...both kinds only weigh an ounce or so...lol