Drivetrain Pulley: Original vs. Version 2.0
Pulley: Original vs. Version 2.0
Alta has their original s/c pulley on sale for $100 and their version 2.0 costs around $140.
My question is:
Is it worth spending the extra $40 to get the 2.0 or will the original design suffice?
My question is:
Is it worth spending the extra $40 to get the 2.0 or will the original design suffice?
I've had my version 1.0 pulley on for 32,000 trouble free miles. For me it wouldn't be worth $40 more for a pulley that does the same thing as the lower cost original. Just my .02 here.
I actually prefer installing the V1, as one of the collar clamping bolts on the V2 is very hard to get a torque wrench onto to tighten it properly. And I've installed several each of both the V1 and V2, as well as the Helix and M7 pulleys.
I like the idea of the V2's clamping collar with its own bolts, if you've got a damaged/scratched up supercharger shaft and are worried that the V1 or a similar design may slip, but for just replacing a factory pulley, I'll go with the V1 every day of the week, even if the V2 were the same price.
I like the idea of the V2's clamping collar with its own bolts, if you've got a damaged/scratched up supercharger shaft and are worried that the V1 or a similar design may slip, but for just replacing a factory pulley, I'll go with the V1 every day of the week, even if the V2 were the same price.
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Go with the V1. save the 40 bucks for an intake or something.
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) I'd take the V1



