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PostPosted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 1:19 pm 
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The Camry i'm driving has gone almost 10,000km past its service was due.


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Personally I always thought the belt conversions were race and wild street performance only (where you needed the accuracy they give) , with a certain amount of poser value as well (sorry to all that have them ....) , For my money I use a "good" duplex chain set as I want to build the motor and not have to replace a belt in a difficult position every 50,000klm's .

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That's 50,000 MILES, if you use a Kevlar one. :wink: 8)
Might need a rebuild by then anyway, the way some of us drive... :lol:

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drmini in aust wrote:
That's 50,000 MILES, if you use a Kevlar one. :wink: 8)
Might need a rebuild by then anyway, the way some of us drive... :lol:


True , but some of us like to live under the illusion we can behave and make them last longer ...

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this is an old topic, but i was searching through anyway...
I just picked up a timing belt coversion kit (ebay :lol: ) for $140-ish... Is this a good deal that i have gotten? I wanted a double row set-up originally, but this seemed to appeal more...
(engine will be a 1380 when its assembled)


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Yes it's a good deal, check the sprockets for bruised teeth by ham fisted owners though. File gently if needed.
If it's a vernier one check the dowel location pin and holes carefully. They get butchered easily.
Oh- and I'd buy 2 Kevlar timing belts from www.minimania.com
all the others out there are rubbish now IMO. :wink:

see http://www.minimania.com/web/Item/C%2DA ... Detail.cfm

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