Performance lower SC pulley belt slippage
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Performance lower SC pulley belt slippage
Just got to run the car for the first time and after installing the lower pulley when accelerating spiritedly the SC belt starts to slip and squeal.
Question for the group, will the belt break in and this will stop or is it something else I should be looking at. Tensioner seemed in very good condition taking a breaker bar to pull back.
I have not installed the tune yet. Only lower SC pulley.
Question for the group, will the belt break in and this will stop or is it something else I should be looking at. Tensioner seemed in very good condition taking a breaker bar to pull back.
I have not installed the tune yet. Only lower SC pulley.
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Yep, it's to do when JLR changed over from the "silver" crank pulley to the black one. That's why on the VAP web page when ordering a larger crank pulley one of the first choices/selections they ask you to make is silver OEM pulley vs black OEM pulley, as they are a slightly different shape (one is more offset than the other) and require different length drive belts.
Hard to tell exactly when this change was made but my best guess is some time in 2016.
Hard to tell exactly when this change was made but my best guess is some time in 2016.
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Thanks.
Scott
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Other specs on the belt? There are no numbers on the one I removed, so that's all I've got.
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AFAIK all after-market pulleys are solid black and with no rubber strip.
Which suggests you now have an after-market presumably larger pulley, but of course I could be wrong and it could still be the OEM pulley.
They only way to be sure would be to measure the diameter of your current pulley and compare it to the stock pulley diameter (which I don't know without researching).
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Hmm, standard size from gates is 1438MM long.
Gates part number 85501033
Gates® Micro-V® Dual-Sided Belts | Gates Corporation This is double sided though
Gates single sided - K080566HD FleetRunner® Micro-V® Belts | Gates Corporation
Gates part number 85501033
Gates® Micro-V® Dual-Sided Belts | Gates Corporation This is double sided though
Gates single sided - K080566HD FleetRunner® Micro-V® Belts | Gates Corporation
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Thanks.
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Yep, it's to do when JLR changed over from the "silver" crank pulley to the black one. That's why on the VAP web page when ordering a larger crank pulley one of the first choices/selections they ask you to make is silver OEM pulley vs black OEM pulley, as they are a slightly different shape (one is more offset than the other) and require different length drive belts.
Hard to tell exactly when this change was made but my best guess is some time in 2016.
Hard to tell exactly when this change was made but my best guess is some time in 2016.
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I have a 2014 V6S MY 2015 built Oct 2014 and my OEM pulley is silver with a thin strip of black rubber running around it (for damping/balance???), so suspect it would also be silver with a black strip on a 2014 V8S.
AFAIK all after-market pulleys are solid black and with no rubber strip.
Which suggests you now have an after-market presumably larger pulley, but of course I could be wrong and it could still be the OEM pulley.
They only way to be sure would be to measure the diameter of your current pulley and compare it to the stock pulley diameter (which I don't know without researching).
AFAIK all after-market pulleys are solid black and with no rubber strip.
Which suggests you now have an after-market presumably larger pulley, but of course I could be wrong and it could still be the OEM pulley.
They only way to be sure would be to measure the diameter of your current pulley and compare it to the stock pulley diameter (which I don't know without researching).
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VelocityAP Industries Ltd.
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E: Stuart@VelocityAP.com
www.velocityap.com
Stuart Dickinson
Managing Director
VelocityAP Industries Ltd.
O: (1)250-485-5126
E: Stuart@VelocityAP.com
www.velocityap.com
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Just to be 100% clear - the title of this thread says VelocityAP Belt Slippage. If you ordered a pulley from Mina Gallery it is NOT a VelocityAP pulley and NOT a VelocityAP belt either.
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VelocityAP Industries Ltd.
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E: Stuart@VelocityAP.com
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HermanWiegman (03-28-2024)
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slightly off topic, but if there is slippage due to the older non-griptec pulley (upper) do you guys offer replacements or credit toward the revised pulley? Suspect mine may be in upper RPMs in some conditions but going to do some logging to confirm.
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Correct, but I can't edit the title of the thread after learning this fact from you. To be clear VAP has been helpful in me understanding the differences even though it is not their product.
And I have asked the Mod's to update the thread title.
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