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Wobba
25-08-2009, 20:17
Mines standard at mo, and is making noises, with no tension on belt I can wiggle the pulley a little and it clonks a bit when I do so.

So...any low inertia/mass whatever alternatives out there?
Wobba
26-08-2009, 13:53
So none out there then?
Coops
26-08-2009, 14:58
what the hells one of them and whats the benefit over a boggo one?
Justin..
26-08-2009, 15:00
less resistance - more bhp

i think anyway :lol:
Allan
26-08-2009, 15:12
yeah, your engine will be working less to run it, hence more power to the wheels, but probably produce less power and thus if you do lots of short journeys not a good option ;)
Coops
26-08-2009, 16:29
bugger that :lol: minimal gains at lots of cost it sound like to me :wink:
2 live
26-08-2009, 19:13
or just go for some under drive pullies ;)
Smokey McPot
26-08-2009, 20:05
Hand crank or stfu.
white16valver
27-08-2009, 17:22
You can get custom made alternators, the ICE boys use them to power massive systems without killing batteries all the time lol

There's a place near Harlow but I'm buggered if I can remember the name of the place off hand...
col
27-08-2009, 18:59
GO onto "kit car spares" there pushin ...mitsubishi alternators ,compact an generally fit anythin.
Wobba
28-08-2009, 10:59
GO onto "kit car spares" there pushin ...mitsubishi alternators ,compact an generally fit anythin.

Ok, yes I have seen some Mitsu alternators out there. What ampage do I need? 90amps?
volymmannen
28-08-2009, 11:15
GO onto "kit car spares" there pushin ...mitsubishi alternators ,compact an generally fit anythin.

Ok, yes I have seen some Mitsu alternators out there. What ampage do I need? 90amps?
any ICE ?? if not a smaller one..
Wobba
05-09-2009, 10:56
GO onto "kit car spares" there pushin ...mitsubishi alternators ,compact an generally fit anythin.

Ok, yes I have seen some Mitsu alternators out there. What ampage do I need? 90amps?
any ICE ?? if not a smaller one..

I've got 2 weedy speakers if you wanna call that ICE :)