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I love my WRP pulleys.. And after 50k+ miles on them... They will stay there till the truck goes ka-put
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Well I Still Have Mine On, And Yes I Know All Very Well Both Sides Of The Arguements. I Run An Ati Fluidamper On The Suburban, And A Tci Rattler On The Race Car, But I Also Know That If You Talk To These Companies They Say The Factory Dampers Do Little To Dampen Torsional Twist From Cylinder Firing. So Since We Dont Have A Good Aftermarket Damper Like These I Decided To Go The Other Way With Much Lighter And Reduced Speed. Is It Worth It? Time And A Dyno Runs Before And After Would Be More Telling. I Have Also Read All 220+ Posts And Will Has Through His Actions(or Speedy Lack Of To The Buying Public) Brought On Another Witch Hunt, And Yes Thats What It Is. Wills Finally Gotten Gaskets Out On The Ims, And It Took Along Time, And The Titan Ps Pulleys Arent Underdriven, But Other Than That Theres No Problem With Balance, If You Want To Get Right Down To It The Cp On The Front Is Relatively Inconsequential On The Rotating Asembly Balance, It Is An Internally Balanced Engine And Although The Weight Is Important For Certain Apps Ours Is Not One. The Pistons, Rings, Rods Bearing Anything That Swings On The Cranks Throws Is What The Machine Shop Wants When Balancing An Engine, And They Pretty Well Go Down To a Gram Or Less When Blueprinting But The Factory Never Does This As They Have A "range" They Find Is Perfectly Acceptable. They Can Be Much More Precise But Thats Not What Mass Production And Cost Budgeting Is About For Automakers. All The Pulleys Made By Mr Gasket, Moroso Etc Are Not Individually Balanced, And If You Get Down To It And Want To Be Picky The Whole Rotating Assembly, Crank, Pistons,rings, Rods, Bearings, Flexplate Torque Convertor Or Clutch, And Crank Pulley Can All Be Balanced As An Assembly. I Have Built Alot Of Racing Engines And Most All Builders Do Not Do This, Only What Swings On The Cranks Throws, first you make all the pistons weigh the same, balance the rods on the big and small ends, then weigh bearings and rings, you take all the weights and set up bob weights to simulate these weights on each throw, running the crankshaft on the balancer and add or subtract weight as needed until ideal. We Do Things Like Tune, Make Ims's, Exhaust And Cai And Extract Even More Power. People Ask Why Doesnt The Factory Do That, Well They Can But Thats Not What Stays In Budget Through Time And Cost. Sorry To Ramble But I Think That If Someone On Ct Would Do What I Did With The Ims And Actually Check Rather Than Speculate They May Or May Not Come To The Same Conclusion Theyre Trying To Say Is Fact. 3 Flexplate Failures With Wrp Cp's Is Not Conclusive. I Have Replaced Many A Cracked Flex Plates Over The Years On totally Stock Stuff, Now Add Some Power And Yes Maybe The Cp Does Contribute, But Then Again maybe Its A Perfect Storm And Takes A Combo Of Things Along With It To Do It. I Have My Opinions On The Issue But Theyre Just That.. Mine And I Try Not To Speak Without Some Basis Of Fact Or Testing, And I Am Not Going To Get Accused Of Being Wills Boy Either, If My Opinion Differs From The Mob. Right Now Theyre Mad And I Think With Good Reason On The Ps Pulley. But Again Nothing Gets Solved That Way Either As We Saw With The Ims And The Very Same Thing Going On Online.lots of specualtion and accusations with divisions amoung past online friends and little work to resolutions...anyway I Digress
Later, Bill
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Will's track record with other online forums along with his "fight with the customer 'til they shut up" mentality are one of the biggest drivers of the "witch hunt", IMO.
A lot of these comments in support of WRP and Will do seem reasonable in a vacuum-- but like I said above, given Will's history with machining parts and (supposed) lack of quality assurance, it seems less likely to be an isolated incident.
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Amen my brother. No problems here...I don't know about the PS pulleys on the Titans but ours are the same as the Titan and mine is underdriven and working fine. I have almost 50K on my truck as well.
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Brutal, without quoting your whole post, I know what you are saying and I understand it. If Will's reactions were a little better, I dont think these things would ever get to the level that they do. Like someone on CT said, if Will had the customer service and attitude that Greg has, it never would have been an issue, it would have been taken care of (the PS pulley I mean)
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Even thou the VK is internally balanced. There might be an issue because the cylinders are at 90* compared to the VQ's at 60*. Could possibly cause more vibration which is not good when you don't have a HB. Exactly but what says Will doesn't have plans on getting new ones to them? I know it has been time but the same for the IMS, it took time for the replacement gaskets. It is just his MO, it takes time for the replacements to come out. Probably due to his cash flow, not everyone has the money just laying around for 15 pulleys to be machined at once. |
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Well, he brags on his myspace that he makes $150,000!
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I can't believe I am going to post in another one of these damn topic's about WRP! But the price drop, probably has more to do with a new competor.
Personally I would not buy anthing from him if it was Half off the current price. Not only does he lack Cutomer Service but he dosn't test his products.
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P.S. I still wonder if the competitor is going to stick with the RTV thing or use a "paper" gasket since most people hate the RTV thing? He may not test his products to what we would want it to but at this point, from others, we know it works and it makes power (IMS that is). This is why I waited a month or more to install the CP and then again the IMS. |
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