sernut
06-03-2002, 11:44 PM
Well, I had posted before about a problem that I'm having with the Unorthodox Crank pulley. Turns out, there might not be anything wrong with the specs of my particular pulley, nor do I think anything is wrong with my crank/crankcase.
I think they sent me the wrong part!!! If anyone can help me, I'm trying to see if the part # that was shipped is compatible. I have a b13 sr20 (obviously). The outside edge of the crank pulley reads P/N 0210107 REV E. On UR's website, nothing matches that exact part number. Also, the part number recommended for my vehicle is P/N 0210007__. Notice the added 1 in the 5th digit of the part number. The "closest" matchup of part numbers belongs to the crank pulley for the ga16 (P/N 0210108) but nothing is really a perfect match.
If someone could please confirm the existence of P/N 0210107 and confirm that it is a viable crank pulley for an sr20, that would be great.
Thanks,
Chad
P.S. The pulley is "wobbling" once mounted to the crank. We've got it torqued down a ton and it still wobbles terribly. The inside diameter of the UR is within a thousanth of the stock pulley and I'm even more confused about where it is wobbling...
I think they sent me the wrong part!!! If anyone can help me, I'm trying to see if the part # that was shipped is compatible. I have a b13 sr20 (obviously). The outside edge of the crank pulley reads P/N 0210107 REV E. On UR's website, nothing matches that exact part number. Also, the part number recommended for my vehicle is P/N 0210007__. Notice the added 1 in the 5th digit of the part number. The "closest" matchup of part numbers belongs to the crank pulley for the ga16 (P/N 0210108) but nothing is really a perfect match.
If someone could please confirm the existence of P/N 0210107 and confirm that it is a viable crank pulley for an sr20, that would be great.
Thanks,
Chad
P.S. The pulley is "wobbling" once mounted to the crank. We've got it torqued down a ton and it still wobbles terribly. The inside diameter of the UR is within a thousanth of the stock pulley and I'm even more confused about where it is wobbling...