Timing belt feeler
I know I haven't been on here in a while, but my SVX was down for a bit and I was enjoying my new Hypermotard.
I want to get some feed back on a possible timing belt group buy. The timing belt I'm talking about is the Power Enterprise Kevlar II timing belt. I've been in contact with someone from the company, and if there are enough people interested I will go ahead and get the ball officially rolling. There needs to be a minimum of 50 people and they will be priced comparatively to the other belts on their page plus a discount. If enough interest is shown, I will get an official price quote. Mike |
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I can ask for a quote, and post a pdf here of it. He has been getting back to me within 24 hours, but I'll send a message tonight and get it up here as soon as I get it.
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I think $150-190 is a fair price for a top notch product. I don't need a timing belt (did mine less than 2 years ago), but I would buy one anyway to get it going.
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The timing belts on their website are averaged at $140. PE better offer the SVX timing belts at $100 shipped max since they are selling 50 all at once. |
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I don't know if you're going to have much luck here. The stock timing belts are considerably less expensive, and are quite robust. Usually the belt failures we see around here are the result of some other item (water pump, tensioner, etc) failing and destroying the belt.
I think your effort is commendable, but I also think this product has little use to our community. Mike |
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The SVX belt (like other Subaru belts) are longer than many engines due to their Boxer layout...the other Subaru belts they list are $180 (I think from memory)..the SVX belt is a little wider than the 4 cylinders, so would be a little higher than them.....
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How much are the belts for the AC and PS pump? :confused:
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Around $75 both
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I think the advantage of the aftermarket kevlar timing belt is that it flexes less under load, and is a bit stronger. I put one on my WRX just for peace of mind.
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