Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: dbug on 08 April 2008, 22:53:29
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Anyone tried these?
https://sslrelay.com/buypartsby.co.uk/timing-belt-kit-info.php?recordID=6714
Contitech are a well known supplier of belts (cam and others) & the price is attractive.
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good price dbug !! contitech very good belts matey !!
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good price dbug !! contitech very good belts matey !!
Yeah i thought so too - particularly as i have got 2 to do in the near future.
The red one doesn't have a belt - a duplex chain thats almost impossible to break!
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good price dbug !! contitech very good belts matey !!
Yeah i thought so too - particularly as i have got 2 to do in the near future.
The red one doesn't have a belt - a duplex chain thats almost impossible to break!
there is not such a word as impossible dbug !! ;D ;D
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Chains wear. Then they slip. Then the trouble begins ::)
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Chains wear. Then they slip. Then the trouble begins ::)
On 4 pot TRs the tensioner (rubber!) wears first and you will always know when this has happened as ear plugs needed. Owned a lot of TRs & know a lot about them - never known a TR chain to break!
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good price dbug !! contitech very good belts matey !!
Yeah i thought so too - particularly as i have got 2 to do in the near future.
The red one doesn't have a belt - a duplex chain thats almost impossible to break!
there is not such a word as impossible dbug !! ;D ;D
But almost impossible covers that !! :y
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Fitted one to my old mans MV6 at the weekend and they deliver quickly as well :y
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Chains wear. Then they slip. Then the trouble begins ::)
On 4 pot TRs the tensioner (rubber!) wears first and you will always know when this has happened as ear plugs needed. Owned a lot of TRs & know a lot about them - never known a TR chain to break!
Never known a V6 belt to break either...again its the tensioners/idlers that fail.
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Fitted one to my old mans MV6 at the weekend and they deliver quickly as well :y
Thanx for that :y