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84446, time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by jasonlee, Jan-06-05 07:51 PM
pretty soon i will be changing the timing belt on my girls 97gs... we have done a few performance mods but kept it pretty mild overall... magnecore wires, bosch platnum +4 plugs, short ram intake, and perfomance exhaust can (matrix can, banazai resonated tip)
i am used to the 4g63 myself, i rarely do anything 420a related so any tips on upgrades while i change the timing belt would be welcomed.
i have considered cams, underdrive pulleys, and cam gears... but i dont know much about the n/a engine so what is worth the cost?
thanks!
jason
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84447, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by grain, Jan-06-05 09:30 PM
if you doing timing, do waterpump. and if you want, throw on an afx udp.
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84450, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by 96eclipse2nr, Jan-07-05 02:56 AM
t belt, water pump, maybe tensioner, pulleys, throw in a udp, maybe some cam gears
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84451, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by CODE4, Jan-07-05 03:20 AM
You are wasting your money if you throw cam gears on this point without Cams. Unless all you want is the bling.
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84452, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Jan-07-05 03:28 AM
If you have to spend money on a slow ass 420A, then build the engine for $1000 with forged internals and buy a turbo kit for 2500+. Othewise your just wasteing money.
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84469, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by jasonlee, Jan-07-05 06:10 PM
thanks,
i will probably do udp, mabye cams, never even though about the water pump... duh...lol
jason
jason@redefinedrides.com
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84470, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by SILVERNT, Jan-07-05 06:26 PM
as far as pulleys go id look at this one before considering anything else http://exileracing.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=215_248_234&products_id=399 you never need to use a pulley remover after installing it. it slips on, bolts into place, and thats it. This is the only pulley we use, and have had nothing but compliments on it.
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84471, RE: time soon for a timing belt... what else should i do? Posted by hydrata, Jan-07-05 07:10 PM
i can vouch for the pulley SilverNT is talking about, he talked me into buying one and it was definitely a nice install when the thing just slid on perfectly. my engine definitely revs a lot easier in the higher rpm's now from it as well.
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