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matt_aka_smiler

posted on 26th Jan 07 at 18:33

ooopppsss misread!!! lol


Dean_W

posted on 26th Jan 07 at 18:06

The cambelt rollers that are used as standard i.e. on your car now, are plastic.

The SBD ones are metal. They won't break as easily as the standard ones.


c4rsa-sport

posted on 26th Jan 07 at 18:05

they are not plastic i didnt quite understand the person on the phone but she was saying the rollers i need are metal and the ones in the engine now are plastic but i dont know???


matt_aka_smiler

posted on 26th Jan 07 at 17:32

i need some rollers for mine too but im not getting them if there plastic! if they are is there newhere else that sells metal rollers??


c4rsa-sport

posted on 26th Jan 07 at 16:45

when i rang up about them i also asked about the sbd rollers, and the woman was on about the metal ones, as apprently the ones in now are plastic ,can anybody help me out on these, i got quoted £183 inc p&p


Dave A

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 21:06

as long as they are the right part buy them. you get the full instuctio sheet with the SBD ones as well as exellent telephone backup if you run into any problems but is it worth the extra £20? depends if you know what you are doing with them I spose.


c4rsa-sport

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 20:43

i forgot i didnt post the link hence the confusion, but i have found some on ebay brand new for £55 worth it or better off buying from a shop i.e sbd?


AK

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:48

the link was added after his intial post, hence... my post


Butler

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:47

better to be safe than sorry, although id agree since they cost so much


Robin

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:44

Adam, the ones in his link are rod bolts.

Either way, at 7200rpm, you don't really need them.


AK

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:43

i told you this in your last post.

you can get them from http://www.sbdev.co.uk

ARP Rod Bolts. Get them and stop asking in the wrong section more than once :)


c4rsa-sport

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:37

when i have the car re-mapped going to have it set at 7200


Robin

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:35

what rev limit are you going for?


AK

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:18

which one?

ARP bolts?

What bolts?

Head studs?
Rod Bolts?

ARP is just a 'brand'


c4rsa-sport

posted on 25th Jan 07 at 19:17

are they the ones i would need to get for my x16xe? http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=36&products_id=2299


[Edited on 25-01-2007 by c4rsa-sport]