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6th November 2009, 00:38
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RPi ST Pulley VS EVOSPORT Pulley
HELP ME ,,
* I thing RPI pulley look bigger than EVOSPORT pulley is that effect HP & SPEED for engine ?
* why RPI pulley more money(exp) than EVOSPORT pulley is that mean RPI good quality and give more powerful ?
* corect me i wrong ,,coze i already make order RPi ST Pulley e60 m5 and it will arrive after 10 days.
any one has some RACE video see the efferent between this 2 pulleys
RPi - Race Precision, Inc.
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6th November 2009, 01:30
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Company Representative of RPI Power
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Both pullies are virtually identical in size.
Here are the main differences:
- RPi pulley is hard anodized, which is a more expensive, thicker, more corrosion resistant, far longer lasting surface than standard anodizing.
- RPi pulley closely matches the color of the OEM pulley instead of a completely different color.
- RPi pulley has the logo on the side facing the engine instead of the side easier to see when installed.
- RPi pulley is slightly lighter.
They're both good products, and there are lots of M5/M6 out there with each of them.
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6th November 2009, 02:44
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how thats for service 
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6th November 2009, 04:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NobleM400
Both pullies are virtually identical in size.
Here are the main differences:
- RPi pulley is hard anodized, which is a more expensive, thicker, more corrosion resistant, far longer lasting surface than standard anodizing.
- RPi pulley closely matches the color of the OEM pulley instead of a completely different color.
- RPi pulley has the logo on the side facing the engine instead of the side easier to see when installed.
- RPi pulley is slightly lighter.
They're both good products, and there are lots of M5/M6 out there with each of them. |
Now that's an honest person with an honest answer from an awesome company!! 
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6th November 2009, 09:36
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ahh i keep putting this mod off for fear of something going bad. SOMEONE CHANGE MY MIND!!
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6th November 2009, 10:15
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Just do it I have had mine in for 15k miles and not one issue..
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6th November 2009, 11:30
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soon when i will install my RPI pulley then i will believe that's comments
NobleM400 thnxx for INFO ,,hope its FACT .
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