Cold Belt Noise
#31
The surges are a BIG complaint about Troyers tune on the Saleen forum. Troyer claims it's normal and nothing can be done about it. The Saleen guys got fed up and said forget it. Went to other tuners(mainly JDM) and the problem went away. If troyer told me that is "normal" I would have told him to get bent...
Twin, how you describe your truck runs is how mine is. Part/half throttle running about 5psi the damn truck will still plant you in your seat. It's just plain absolute blast to drive. I wish my stall was bigger like yours(mine is around 3000), but I'm waiting for my new engine build before I re-stall.
Twin, how you describe your truck runs is how mine is. Part/half throttle running about 5psi the damn truck will still plant you in your seat. It's just plain absolute blast to drive. I wish my stall was bigger like yours(mine is around 3000), but I'm waiting for my new engine build before I re-stall.
Troyer tune feels like a complete different truck. VMP reminds me of of the whipple tune but with complete throttle range and more power (obviously with 2psi more and injectors etc) but what I love about VMP is if I'm going 35mph I can mash the gas and it actually downshifts everytime to first troyer is like 1 out of 5 times it will actually downshift to the gear I want (usually I do it myself with the gear lever). So I dunno. The big names for the big power guys on here are either JDM (fatherford) and Troyer (twinscrewed) and maybe I'll be the VMP guy one day lol. Once I get my engagement ring paid off I plan to do the fuel upgrade and built trans.
#33
Getting back to belts....
On my 5.4 3v NA....during a cold start there was a chirping noise/squeaking....using different size belts i took different components out of the equation one at a time....finally isolated it to an idler pulley bearing that was going....only 40K on the truck
On my 5.4 3v NA....during a cold start there was a chirping noise/squeaking....using different size belts i took different components out of the equation one at a time....finally isolated it to an idler pulley bearing that was going....only 40K on the truck
I may tackle the problem one day when I have time or when I install the e-fan. It is just too painful an exercise with the fan and I don't have the time.
#34
If you didn't have the noise before than it may be something that was installed during the mod. You tried a different belt and that didn't work so what about an idler pulley that was installed? It is a used kit so it maybe possible. Just throwing in my 2 cents to try to help. I know that noise would drive me nuts even if its only for a short while after start.
Tim
Tim
#36
[QUOTE=twinskrewd;4588739] Yes it was, but ALL information is GOOD!!!
Speaking of belt noise, not only do I have belt noise when it's cold, I've developed belt noise at HIGH boost.
I never heard it before today though!
It gets parked tomorrow until further notice, so I'll deal with it then!
Speaking of belt noise, not only do I have belt noise when it's cold, I've developed belt noise at HIGH boost.
I never heard it before today though!
It gets parked tomorrow until further notice, so I'll deal with it then!
#38
Not sure how to get it any tighter. I don't know if I can get a smaller belt on or not. I might buy a new tensioner though. Do they make an aftermarket tensioner for our trucks?
Last edited by Jetpilot2; 05-14-2011 at 09:13 PM.
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#40
I have the mosaleen idler and bigger wp pulley already. I'll have to look into the Roush tensioner though, thanks!
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Wow, different belts to eliminate drives is the best way to go, but not sure how practical for me. I have 70K and before the install, I did not have the "cold" noise. I have heard from other sources that the I may just have to live with it. Scotching pulleys, belts, etc. has yielded zero results along with every belt tried.
I may tackle the problem one day when I have time or when I install the e-fan. It is just too painful an exercise with the fan and I don't have the time.
I may tackle the problem one day when I have time or when I install the e-fan. It is just too painful an exercise with the fan and I don't have the time.
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A 100mm pulley on the tensioner will definately give the belt more surface area to contact........
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88racing,
How do you like the Metco pulleys? http://www.metcomotorsports.com/prod...rod=MIP%2D2005