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95talonracer · 08-24-2006

Just tighten it so that there is about .15-.18 inch gap between the tensioner and the tensioner pulley bracket. I just did this for the first time my self last night and it took a bit to get it perfect. Make sure that it is between those specs so the belt doesnt jump gears or run too tight. A good way to measure is to use drill bits in the listed sizes. Good luck and let me know if it works out.

08-24-2006	#2
95talonracer Finally Tuned... Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Zimmerman Drives: Spyder GSX Posts: 2,484	Re: Timing Belt Tensioner Pulley Question Just tighten it so that there is about .15-.18 inch gap between the tensioner and the tensioner pulley bracket. I just did this for the first time my self last night and it took a bit to get it perfect. Make sure that it is between those specs so the belt doesnt jump gears or run too tight. A good way to measure is to use drill bits in the listed sizes. Good luck and let me know if it works out.