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DOHC-LSR
06-08-2003, 02:00 AM
JRCivic
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posted February 11, 2002 01:40 AM Profile for JRCivic Email JRCivic Send New Private Message Edit/Delete Post Reply With Quote Mike,

The price is $169.00 plus shipping... or $20.00 less if you do NOT want me to include a belt.

Javin,

Drop me an E-mail with your shipping address and I can give you an exact total including the freight.

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Motorvations Motorsports
(205) 854-8458
'93 Civic Si H/B with B18C1, JRSC @ 8psi
Best 1320: 12.68 at 110 mph

DOHC-LSR
06-08-2003, 02:00 AM
To clarify:

The "stepper pulley" is the one that goes on the alternator, not the blower. Good idea MrBrutus... lowering the motor without removing the alternator

The one that goes on the blower would be called "a smaller blower pulley".

DOHC-LSR
06-08-2003, 02:02 AM
instructions too?

Here is a saved post from Aug. 2000 from rjaffey on the subject:

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I'll post it here in case anyone else is interested.
It *may* be possible to swap pulleys without taking the alternator all the way off the car if you have an impact gun handy. However, I'm unsure as to whether there's enough room. In any event, here's an outline of the procedure if it's possible:

-Remove blower belt.
-Remove Alternator belt.
-Remove bolt connecting alternator to upper tensioner assembly. (A b*tch!)
-Remove long pivot bolt on the bottom of the alternator.
-Reorient alternator so you can access the nose (and pulley) from below.
-Use an impact gun to remove the nut holding on the JR pulley.
-Swap pulleys.
-Complete the precedure by following the steps in reverse.

Unfortunately I don't have an impact gun in my garage so I had to completely remove the alternator. Here's an outline of the procedure:

-Remove blower belt.
-Remove Alternator belt.
-Remove bolt connecting alternator to upper tensioner assembly. (A b*tch!)
-Take off the driver's side wheel.
-Remove the center nut holding the axle to the driver's side hub.
-Remove the driver's side damper fork.
-Separate the lower ball joint on the driver's side from the lower control arm.
-Remove the driver's side outer axle shaft.
-Remove the inner axle shaft.
-Remove long pivot bolt on the bottom of the alternator.
-Remove the lower alternator bracket.
-Remove the alternator.
-Swap pulleys.
-Follow the steps in reverse.

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Here is JRCivics' reply in the same thread:

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Yes, there is enough room to swap the pulley without removing it from the car. I simply place the alternator (with the pulley facing the ground) at rest between the mid (jack) shaft and the power steering rack. Now, I hold the pulley itself with one hand (wearing thick gloves to protect myself) and zap the nut off with an impact gun using the other hand. Viola'... off it comes.

It sounds like a lot, but it doesn't take that long.

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Haven't tried it myself, yet. On my list of stuff to do when I grow some balls! Anyone in MD wanna help?

copymaster003
06-08-2003, 02:12 AM
WOW, is that a decent price for a pulley? Otherwise, sounds good to me!

DOHC-LSR
06-08-2003, 02:21 AM
Originally posted by copymaster003
WOW, is that a decent price for a pulley? Otherwise, sounds good to me!

I guess it it... for a lunk a metal and a rubber band. It goes to 9psi, this is basically the best way to up boost for this setup.

Endyn pulley = GARBAGE due to fitment issues.
JR Pulley = will slip and is harder to install.

bearingburner
06-09-2003, 12:19 AM
160 eh. with freight i am guessing 180. i would buy it just to experiment with. i will be the guiney pig on this one. hook it up with his e-mail ray and i will check it out

DOHC-LSR
06-09-2003, 02:00 AM
Originally posted by bearingburner
160 eh. with freight i am guessing 180. i would buy it just to experiment with. i will be the guiney pig on this one. hook it up with his e-mail ray and i will check it out

wheelking@webtv.net

$150.00 for the pulley alone, and $170.00 for the pulley with the appropriate belt. Shipping is additional.

This pulley should be good :thumb_up: It is a modification of the Endyn design...

:idea: hmm... think I'll do a compression test too... if my numbers are good... maybe I'll get one too... :happy:

copymaster003
06-09-2003, 08:36 PM
Bearing Burning.... did you order that round hunk of metal yet? I want one also. Let me know your status!!!!!

bearingburner
06-09-2003, 08:49 PM
i emailed him yesterday no reply yet.
i will let you know the price and stuff when he responds. if the price for two is cheaper i may order two. i for spare or whoever wants one.:thumb_up:

copymaster003
06-10-2003, 03:15 AM
I'll take it, just let me know what the response is when he emails you!

copymaster003
06-11-2003, 05:35 PM
Did you ever get any response??????

DOHC-LSR
06-11-2003, 05:48 PM
Originally posted by copymaster003
Did you ever get any response??????

if he didn't respond by e-mail yet. You might want to call him. I ALWAYS see him posting "call me at the shop" when he talks to people on the board. :thumb_up:

bearingburner
06-12-2003, 01:09 AM
no response yet. i e-mailed him once more tonite. i may call him at his work tomorrow to find out more on it. dont worry i will be on it :thumb_up:

bearingburner
06-13-2003, 12:10 AM
got response finally:

Tony,

Ordering three kits will certainly save some money... primarily on the
shipping. Specifically, shipping three pulleys together would save
about $30 over the price of shipping each one individually. In
addition, I do offer a wholesale program which requires the purchase of
TEN pulley kits. This would dramatically reduce the cost of each
pulley
set. Give me a call and we can discuss the details further. I will
also need to know which applications you wish to purchase.

Motorvations Motorsports
(205) 661-3600

Jim

DOHC-LSR
06-14-2003, 12:06 PM
Hope you already got it with this run. :thumb_up: Looks like a hotter item than even I expected them to be!

http://www.hostboard.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=110&t=11482

DOHC-LSR
06-14-2003, 12:28 PM
some hearsy... :thumb_up: yeah gsr cams or a type r exhaust cam. I have heard that with cam gears a type r cam will net you almost 10Hp

Don't know if its true but sounds consistant.

DOHC-LSR
06-23-2003, 01:36 AM
did a compression test with danskis "special" compression tester and got these numbers... 210 150 210 210

:sad:

I want to try it again with a real test but I think #2 is still just off anyways from the rest... I guess I won't be getting that pulley with you guys... damn I wanted... but I kinda had a feeling my car wasn't in good shape to begin with or else I wouldn't have done the test...

bearingburner
06-23-2003, 08:27 PM
damn now i feel even worse. i hav a good sound engine and less horse power at the wheels:WTF?:

copymaster003
06-24-2003, 03:08 AM
WOW, those where your number????? When I found out my compression results, I was like :doh:, maybe holding off on the this mod is a good ideal!

Dave's friend took apart my engine today and cylinder 1 was so badly damaged that when he took off the bolts, it fell straight out of the cylinder! Usually even after taking off the bolts from the crank, if the rings are holding the piston tight enough, it should still stay in the block. But not mines...

Will post up pictures soon!

DOHC-LSR
06-24-2003, 09:22 AM
naw bearingburner... I know once that car w/ head and the cams (and other possible secret weapons) get retuned... your numbers will surpass me... danny's too... especially with both of you getting those magic pulleys!

:idea: But hey, only #2 is bad on my car... which is 1/2 the the number of cylinders on Danny's car. So I figure its only going to be half the work to rip it apart to repair! :happy: haha... okay maybe not happy... instead maybe it should be this pic. :bash:

naw... its okay... I fixed it! I put in this...

http://www.restoreusa.com/restprod.jpg

so everything must be fixed now! Naw, I just wanna see if this shit really works... at worse if it gets worse I gotta rip it anyways. Wanna to another comp test this weekend not to really check my motor.... but to see if this stuff makes any diff as it claims. And if the number actually comes back up I'll say fawk it and get the pulley anyway! I want if sooooo bad! :rolls_eye

what ill effects or tolls would be taken on the rest of my motor to continue to run hard with the current state of the motor... or to even up boost?

bearingburner
06-24-2003, 11:03 PM
i seen and usedthat shit before. its black like tar. very very thick and black. remember the movie blob? well it comes out like that. make sure you dont spill it on anything you dont want it on. its a biatch to clean. other than that it works!!

DOHC-LSR
06-25-2003, 01:58 AM
Originally posted by bearingburner
i seen and usedthat shit before. its black like tar. very very thick and black. remember the movie blob? well it comes out like that. make sure you dont spill it on anything you dont want it on. its a biatch to clean. other than that it works!!

holy shit! I ws actually expecting you to tell me how this stuff doesn't really work and how its possibly bad for the motor! But yeah... its a deep bluish color and THICK!

cool I actually hear you say something positive about this stuff! :thumb_up: Now if I do the comp test again... and numbers look better, I might get the pulley with you... I'm really itching for it! damn... would you advise against it at this stage tho?

Should I switch to 10-40 or 20-50 (yeah diesel powered!)? Either way I guess I'm gonna be using the restore stuff religiously with every oil change... $$$ :sad:

bearingburner
06-25-2003, 08:17 PM
10w40 should be a good choice 20w50 is way too thick you may stress the oil pump during operation and also the vtec oil spouts are too small for the 20w50

bearingburner
06-26-2003, 12:33 AM
FINALLY I GET SOME FEED BACK!!!! HOPE IT ARRIVES ON TIME TOMORROW:yay:

Tony,

The order left on Monday... you should receive the three pulley kits on
Thursday 6/26 no later than 7pm. If you have questions, feel free to
give me a call at the shop. (205) 661-3600.

Thank you again for your business.
Jim

bearingburner
06-27-2003, 08:53 PM
oh yeah they are here. i got em finally. price? i dunno yet gotta look at credit statement. but its here more boost!!!!:yay: :yay:

DOHC-LSR
06-28-2003, 03:32 AM
damn... I want one soo bad... hmmm... ponders... :idea: especially after tonite...:sad:

bearingburner
06-28-2003, 01:15 PM
okay its 156 each set. including shipping cost and what not. the mvm pulley and belt combo. three to choose from. i will let you guys tae the first picks to which ones you prefer. i could take the most ugliest one, don't matter to me as long as it kicks some arse:thumb_up:

copymaster003
07-01-2003, 04:18 PM
So you got it? Show you your PULLEY and I'll show you mine. :happy: :happy: :happy: Where you gonna be at later yo'?