Proper belt tension
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How do you know if the belt has proper tension? I see the arrow, but what section should it be in on the gauge thingy?
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Dpends on which belt you're talking about, whether it'* stock length or not (which you may not know unless you bought them both personally) and your sc pulley.
If it'* the SC belt, and you have that 2.5" pulley on, get the ZZP oversized tensioner pulley. It'll get you closer to where you were stock, and help prevent belt slip.
If it'* the SC belt, and you have that 2.5" pulley on, get the ZZP oversized tensioner pulley. It'll get you closer to where you were stock, and help prevent belt slip.
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