I'm looking to order a pulley for my 06. I really don't like messing with stuff that i am not familiar with. Is there anyone who has the pulley tool, a few extra hours to spare and the knowledge on how to do it??? I am located in Kaiserslautren, Germany and am willing to take a road trip to whoever can help. just let me know. Thanks -Brent

 

Have you ordered everything yet? I ask because I'm about to list my 15% pulley, Alta Nator pulley, crank pulley, supercharger pulley removal tool and serpentine belt removal tool as well as other parts. If you have an APO address, shipping will be cheap.

 

I'm at Ramstein and have the belt tensioner tool but not the pulley tool... It's not too hard to do though the guys who helped me w/mine are gone. I'm sure we can figure it out.

I also have teh OEM crank pulley tools if you decide to do the crank pulley too.

 

Sadly most of us have moved on. :(

 

I miss Germany too. Maximum speed in WA 60mph.

Henry

 

I know what you mean... :(

 

Ouch! "Posted" speed limit on I-95 & I-4 in FL is 70...

 

How much did that crank pulley cost, after it was all over and done with?

Cheers!!

 

HI! I am having the same issues over here in America. All I can recommend right now is trying to "rent" the tool from a motor shop. You should only need it for a couple of days. As far as instructions go, when I find them, I'll let you know. I plan on installing mine within the next month. I'll take pictures as I go. That should help you out. choebson

 

Hi Poppa Bear!
How is the pulley working for you, any problems? I like the Nurburgring badge on your signature! Can you let me use it for my signature also?
Thank You

Henry

 

Henry,
The Alta turbo supercharged MINI in Heidelberg, was running, he can drive it and it is wickd fast, however he has some ecu issues. The kit didnt come with new software so the car is running double the boost running super rich. He put an Apexi airflow system on it and didnt really work to well. He is running a **** load of boost on stock internals. He will probably blow up the engine sooner than later.