Anybody using belt drives? Jesel, comp cams, or CV products ?

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02-12-2008, 12:54 PM

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Do you use many for Marine use or mostly automotive?

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02-12-2008, 08:05 PM

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What are you changing out at 100 Hours? Belt only or additional parts?

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Jon, I normally do the belt at 100-125 and the seal at 225-50. Spring pressure runs around 200-210 at seat. So far so good, never any seal problems. Really nice to be able to get the cam out without messing with the front cover.

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I was going to run run a belt on my present engine but was concerned what the salt would do to those nice aluminum pulleys? So, I went for a chain instead. Anyone with salt water problems ?