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Old 12-02-2006   #1
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Solid Tensioner For TBelt

(Im not sure were to put this because its really not a tech question)

What do you guys think about this...
http://www.dynamicturbo.com/product....name=2.0+Turbo

Personally I think its not worth it. I would like to stick to stock and have the tbelt tension itself and always have it tight. Any thoughts on this?
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Old 12-02-2006   #2
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Re: Solid Tensioner For TBelt

Hell no. The factory tensioners do not fail at high rpm, they fail over time and should always be replaced at every timing belt change. This would work ok if you checked the belt tension every 1000 miles or so and adjusted accordingly for stretch, which would pretty much require that you not run a timing belt cover since you'd have to take it all apart to adjust that. Looks like another snake oil product for suckers.
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Old 12-02-2006   #3
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Re: Solid Tensioner For TBelt

Interesting.
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Old 12-02-2006   #4
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Re: Solid Tensioner For TBelt

Hmm, I would be scared to trust that. Looks like something that would like to vibrate loose over time.
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