[*BOSSMAN*]

Who makes them besides Jesel or CVR? Just looking at other options and some pics would be nice if available. I had a Carbon Fiber one awhile ago but don't know who made it?

 

[*BOSSMAN*]

So I take it nobody uses these?

 

[Firetruck1]

When I looked at this option, CVR and Jesel were the only ones besides the wet Comp belt.

 

[JakesPorting]

Seen these on the web awhile back.

http://vzengines.com/cnc/cnc-ford/

Jake

 

[trmnatr]

I have a Jesel. I don't have it on so we can adjust cam timing, I can snap a pic sometime over the weekend if that helps

 

[*BOSSMAN*]

Seen these on the web awhile back.

http://vzengines.com/cnc/cnc-ford/

Jake

That's a nice piece, I did stumble across his before.

 

[*BOSSMAN*]

I have a Jesel. I don't have it on so we can adjust cam timing, I can snap a pic sometime over the weekend if that helps

Thank you but I familiar with that style. Looking to see if there are other brands or styles out there.

 

[pickledtoast]

Seen these on the web awhile back.

http://vzengines.com/cnc/cnc-ford/

Jake

Fully covering the belt like this is a bad idea. The belt needs air to circulate around it and keep it cool.

I remember hearing about a guy using something similar on a 1000 mile desert race truck and only got a few dozen miles into it before melting the belt into a big mess.

NASCAR teams pump air into their covers.

 

[trmnatr]

Fully covering the belt like this is a bad idea. The belt needs air to circulate around it and keep it cool.

I remember hearing about a guy using something similar on a 1000 mile desert race truck and only got a few dozen miles into it before melting the belt into a big mess.

NASCAR teams pump air into their covers.

The Jesel/CVR cover allows airflow to the belt

 

[BYBYLS1]

Check out this belt drive cover

http://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/141780537548