Anyone want to buy a TB tensioner?
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I bought one of these last week before I decided to go PorKen and Arnworx won't take returns. Brand new in box, never used, ice-cold and gluten-free:
$150 shipped, basically save $10+$10 shipping if you need one.
It seems like a well-built tool though I'm kind of put-out about the no-returns policy.
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$150 shipped, basically save $10+$10 shipping if you need one.
It seems like a well-built tool though I'm kind of put-out about the no-returns policy.
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Never seen one before, what's it for?
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It's an aftermarket version of the 9201 belt-tension tool. It operates on the same principle as the Porsche tool, i.e. deflect the belt with a known pressure and measure the deflection.
Link here: http://www.arnnworx.com/catalog/inde...roducts_id=189
I have no idea if it is any better or more accurate than a Kempf tool. Looks fancier, certainly.
P.S. mskar, you might also advertise it on the 944 forum, it was originally developed for 944 timing and balance belts.
Link here: http://www.arnnworx.com/catalog/inde...roducts_id=189
I have no idea if it is any better or more accurate than a Kempf tool. Looks fancier, certainly.
P.S. mskar, you might also advertise it on the 944 forum, it was originally developed for 944 timing and balance belts.
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It's an aftermarket version of the 9201 belt-tension tool. It operates on the same principle as the Porsche tool, i.e. deflect the belt with a known pressure and measure the deflection.
Link here: http://www.arnnworx.com/catalog/inde...roducts_id=189
I have no idea if it is any better or more accurate than a Kempf tool. Looks fancier, certainly.
P.S. mskar, you might also advertise it on the 944 forum, it was originally developed for 944 timing and balance belts.
Link here: http://www.arnnworx.com/catalog/inde...roducts_id=189
I have no idea if it is any better or more accurate than a Kempf tool. Looks fancier, certainly.
P.S. mskar, you might also advertise it on the 944 forum, it was originally developed for 944 timing and balance belts.