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Old 03-02-2007, 06:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Timingbelt question

Ok my car ( 97 le v6 ) has 141,000 miles on it and I have has since it 133,000 miles and Im about to have the timing belt and water pump replaced on it becouse it has never been done.
alright now for the question With the new belt would I see any power gains or like regained HP and TQ.

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Old 03-02-2007, 08:17 PM   #3 (permalink)
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you will feel a differnace but no actucal gains


before i get cut up.

i did my timing belt and the old one was very strecthed.

now i have to get from 95 south to 896 to glasgow 9if you know where i am talking about you will understand better.

the on ramp is a up hill the peopel comign on 896 to go to 95 notrh have to merge into the exit as we are comign off the exit. so before the timing belt i had to hit the gass pretty hard to merge into 896 to get past the slower truck iwould say abotu 80% throtle.

same place that i go every day after the timing belt it only took about 50% throtle to get to the same speed

the car shifts better because it would lose power in betweeen the shifts now hen i push full throttle it shifts better(meaning it stays in the power when it shifts.

and that is not my imagation becasue my dad drove the car alot before i vcould drive and he even said that is had more passing shift power becassue it doenst go from retard to advance with the slach. I had a tooth of a bigger belt. because the old one strecthed
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Most likely you will never notice the differance. Timing belts do stretch regardless of what people say.
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