ebay adjustible cam pulleys

[Sam_Q]

hey they look decent, I particularly like the scale increments on them

[ra28_miles]

i've just put a bid on them, wanna wait 5 days before bidding on them, lol.

[twentyEight]

They have them all the time, and 99% of them go without more than one bid.

If you miss out, get the next pair.

[twentyEight]

i've just put a bid on them, wanna wait 5 days before bidding on them, lol.

Should've waited...

[Billzilla]

+rep for calling them by their correct name of cam pulleys - they aren't 'gears'.

And yes as mentioned above if they are anodised then that will help them last a lot longer, though you will still need to keep an eye on how the anodising lasts. It'll still wear off after a while.

[ra28_miles]

Oi , wft

Another 5 days.

Yeah i don't mine. I have OEM cam pulleys but there rusty. I could clean them up bit they would still be pitted. Advantage of Egay is they get delivered to my door.

[OnAll-FOUR]

Bit of a thread revival but I was wondering if you did end up getting these?

I'm looking at these other ebay onne which look pretty simliar for my 3sgte

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DNA-1...5fAccessoriesz

[twentyEight]

What's that in AUD$ delivered?

The Ultrex ones are now only $150 (buy now) delivered for the pair. Even more of a bargain than when I bought them, and they're great!

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/TOYOTA-3SGTE-...item58867b8fca

[OnAll-FOUR]

I'm clarifying whether they are $75 each or for a pair. That will determine which way I go I think.

So no drams with the Ultrex ones? I have being a cheap skate on things but bang for your buck these beat $200 per HKS pulley

[Dongaz]

Don't ask us, ask them. I would say it would be just for one but you could get lucky.

[TERRA Operative]

I've got a set of the new style HKS ones on my 4AGZE that I've had for at least 20,000-30,000 Kms. Half that was without a cover, the other half with a clear cover. They are still going strong and have never slipped.

[OnAll-FOUR]

Don't ask us, ask them. I would say it would be just for one but you could get lucky.

Sorry yeah I meant I was clarifying it with them fingers crossed for a bargain

[jondee86]

Only thing I found was that the stainless button head capscrews are way too soft, and the hex
stripped after a dozen or so adjustments. Swapped them out for some proper steel capscrews,
with a bigger hex and no worries about stripping the head.

Cheers... jondee86

[Sam_Q]

Stainless as a material isn't too good for anything with a reasonably high stress. You did what I would have done.

[twentyEight]

Swapped them out for some proper steel capscrews,
with a bigger hex and no worries about stripping the head.

I haven't done this yet, but I do completely agree with doing so, and do plan to do it myself...

Should only be about $5-10 for 10 high tensile capscrews with washers...