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    Default 1" cambelt kit.

    I seem to remember reading about this 1" wide cambelt conversion a while ago. Just wondering if anyone has it fitted?
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    It was a conversion using parts from a Fiat Ducato I think. I remember that countershaft belt should be removed.

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    I bought one, the offset on the crank pulley is wrong which means the belt overhangs the camshaft pulleys, this means that whilst you have traded up to a bigger belt it's not much use if some of the extra width isn't being used and hanging over the edge.....

    I had to re-engineer it all to make it work. If you are running standard or only mildly uprated cams then stick with OE, if you are running some wild profile cams on a serious engine then then the re-engineered kit is worth the money IMO.

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    Ops!!!
    I bougth this kitt.
    Was it a big custom job to fitt the kitt???
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    I have one set on my car.

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    The belt goes out about 1-2 mm. I don`t do anything about that. Engine is still in working condition.
    Engine support has some mild modification, otherwice your belt will hit on that support.

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    This is what it looked like when I did a dry build:



    I turned the engine over a fair few times till it settled in, then I compared the new btm pulley with the old one and noted a 3mm difference which explained why it was doing this.

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    Does the original cambelt cover still fit over the pulleys?

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    Did you remove the belt for the counterchafts?
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    Quote Originally Posted by T M Oren View Post
    Did you remove the belt for the counterchafts?
    Yes you have to, it won't fit with them.


    As to whether the belt cover fits on a Q4 or not I don't know, you would hope so because without it you are skating on thin ice....

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    Belt cover will fit. No problem.

    Evodelta: I have the same problem with that belt line. It goes out about 1-2 mm. But it`s still better than old thin belt.
    What was the difference between new and old btm pulley? 3mm, but where? has the new one 3 mm extra wide or what? How you re-engineer that parts? Do you have pictures after they were re-engineered?
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