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It's on a tread block, but I would only use that tire for a spare, I put the plug in it just to make it home.

Tampa,FL

I have a complete set of 4 factory pp wheels and tires, 2 front and two rear. One of the front wheels on two of the spokes scratches in the paint, the other front wheel is perfect but that tire has a plug I put in it to make it home and a nail in it. The rear wheels are perfect also. All 4...

Gates K060891RPM is for the short belt routing and Gates K061058RPM is for longer routing.

I have an alignment issues also pro 5.0 has exact same issue, info posted on another recent thread, whipple tensioner and adjuster.

That is exactly what mine looks like also from that angle. Have you had any issues yet with yours running like that? I am not sure if my belt broke because of the defectI've belt or if it is because of this alignment issue. Belt broke the first time when I got on it a little, I didnt even get to...

Hard to see but just as pro5.0 described also, 1 rid off compared to water pump pulley

Here is how mine looks, washer is not behind idler now I did that just to see if helped the issue.

I was thinking the same thing that the tensioner pulley mount on the mounting plate was was not true and making the belt ride on the back edge of the smooth idler. So I was playing around with it and I put a washer behind the tensioner and mounted it back up, and you can see when I did...

Thanks, thats about how i have mine set and i am running the 3.75 pulley, reason I am asking is because I the belt that kit came with broke, I have idler up about 1 inch from from the bottom on the adjustable slider. Although the belt had slight imperfection/defect when I was looking at it...

Question for those of you that have a whipple, I know in instructions it says to set automatic belt tensioner at 75-80% of its travel, but does that mean when you release it and it applies tension to belt that it should be at about 75% and only has left 25% to apply more tension before it hits...

New member here and first post, doing a little Christmas wrenching, lol. Whipple install going good so far, very straight forward and detailed instructions. Just thought I would share a few pics.:cheers: