blower pulley materials
08-22-2006, 08:48 PM
#2
Aluminum is lighter but unless Hard Anodized would wear I would imagine. If anyone wants to experiment I can Hard Anodize your pulley for you ( you pay ship both ways).
Hard anodize would be as wear resistant as a diamond and the surface profile would increase making for better grip to the belt. If anything it might cause belt wear.
More than one customer sends us underdrive pullies.
Hard anodize would be as wear resistant as a diamond and the surface profile would increase making for better grip to the belt. If anything it might cause belt wear.
More than one customer sends us underdrive pullies.
08-22-2006, 08:49 PM
#3
Originally Posted by trever1t
Aluminum is lighter but unless Hard Anodized would wear I would imagine. If anyone wants to experiment I can Hard Anodize your pulley for you ( you pay ship both ways).
Hard anodize would be as wear resistant as a diamond and the surface profile would increase making for better grip to the belt. If anything it mightr cause belt wear.
More than one customer sends us underdrive
Hard anodize would be as wear resistant as a diamond and the surface profile would increase making for better grip to the belt. If anything it mightr cause belt wear.
More than one customer sends us underdrive
Last edited by moregrip; 08-22-2006 at 08:58 PM.
08-22-2006, 09:10 PM
#6
As long as the Alum. doesnt expand enough to limit the belts ability to ride in the grooves properly. Now I am not speaking for alum that is hard anodized but standard alum that is not will wear to the point that the pulley will develop a razor sharp edge.
08-22-2006, 09:11 PM
#7
Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
As long as the Alum. doesnt expand enough to limit the belts ability to ride in the grooves properly. Now I am not speaking for alum that is hard anodized but standard alum that is not will wear to the point that the pulley will develop a razor sharp edge.