New Product from 928sRus - Gates Racing Timing Belts
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At long last we have the new racing timing belts ready for delivery.
I will be contacting the 45 names on the waiting list in the next two to three days to confirm the requirements and the order. Thank you all for being patient - it has been worth the wait.
3 times more Heat Resistance than the stock belt.
3 times the Load Carrying Capability than the stock belt.
3 times the life of the stock belt.
2 times the Tooth Integrity of the stock belt.
3 times the Tensile Endurance of the stock belt.
Incredibly strong, extremely heat resistant. Tough enough to take the worst pummeling your engine can dish out. No other belts help protect your engine and deliver high performance like Gates Racing Performance Timing Belts.
Constructed of HNBR elastomeric composites, Gates Racing Performance Timing Belts are 300% stronger than stock belts and deliver up to three times the heat resistance.
Built in Scotland on the same machine and roller that Porsche belts are made on as well as the stock Gates belts.
Price is $167.50 each plus shipping.
I will be contacting the 45 names on the waiting list in the next two to three days to confirm the requirements and the order. Thank you all for being patient - it has been worth the wait.
3 times more Heat Resistance than the stock belt.
3 times the Load Carrying Capability than the stock belt.
3 times the life of the stock belt.
2 times the Tooth Integrity of the stock belt.
3 times the Tensile Endurance of the stock belt.
Incredibly strong, extremely heat resistant. Tough enough to take the worst pummeling your engine can dish out. No other belts help protect your engine and deliver high performance like Gates Racing Performance Timing Belts.
Constructed of HNBR elastomeric composites, Gates Racing Performance Timing Belts are 300% stronger than stock belts and deliver up to three times the heat resistance.
Built in Scotland on the same machine and roller that Porsche belts are made on as well as the stock Gates belts.
Price is $167.50 each plus shipping.
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission?
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission?
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These also weigh 1oz less than the stock gates belt.
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Disappointed it does not come in the traditional Gates Racing blue, but once you install the cam covers it makes little difference.
I wonder how the more durable rubber compound affects cam sprocket wear? Maybe no difference, but you probably would want to use new cam sprocket with this belt.
Also wonder how the Kempf Tool is affected by the new belt?
I wonder how the more durable rubber compound affects cam sprocket wear? Maybe no difference, but you probably would want to use new cam sprocket with this belt.
Also wonder how the Kempf Tool is affected by the new belt?
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Borland - Good Guess!
If it takes as long to get the hoses as the TB I may not be able to stand the strain 8>).
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If it takes as long to get the hoses as the TB I may not be able to stand the strain 8>).
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Disappointed it does not come in the traditional Gates Racing blue, but once you install the cam covers it makes little difference.
I wonder how the more durable rubber compound affects cam sprocket wear? Maybe no difference, but you probably would want to use new cam sprocket with this belt.
Also wonder how the Kempf Tool is affected by the new belt?
I wonder how the more durable rubber compound affects cam sprocket wear? Maybe no difference, but you probably would want to use new cam sprocket with this belt.
Also wonder how the Kempf Tool is affected by the new belt?
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Gee, thanks- 300 miles after I did the T-belt! ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
So where's the announcement on the new intake? I had a sneak peek and it was better than boobies!; well not really but pretty good nonetheless.
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So where's the announcement on the new intake? I had a sneak peek and it was better than boobies!; well not really but pretty good nonetheless.
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Roger,
Any chance you can get Gates to send you any "coefficient of friction" data on the toothed side of the belt for both the stock and racing materials? This should help gauge the net effect on timing and oil pump drive gears. Surely they have this data - getting it from them may be a different matter.
Thanks,
Hans
Any chance you can get Gates to send you any "coefficient of friction" data on the toothed side of the belt for both the stock and racing materials? This should help gauge the net effect on timing and oil pump drive gears. Surely they have this data - getting it from them may be a different matter.
Thanks,
Hans
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