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Shred 03-09-2018 01:26 PM
FS: Brand new 4" Underdrive Pulley Kit M96/M97 with aircon - Los Angeles, CA
 
It is SOLD

Starter986 03-09-2018 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Shred (Post 564891)
Located in Los Angeles, CA
$150

Brand new in packaging, never opened and includes Porsche 'puller' tool to help with installation.

Part Number: TRS-UDP-M9697AC (with A/C)

Fitment: 1997-2008 Porsche 996 / 997 / 986 / 987 (excludes DFI, Turbo and 3.8L models)

TuneRS Motorsports 4 inch lightweight under drive crankshaft pulley kit. Includes pulley, drive belt and new bolt. Pulley is made from 6061 aluminum and is anodized gold.

Improve horsepower and torque while reducing parasitic drag from the alternator, power steering pump and water pump. This pulley is also Spec Boxster legal. The Boxster/Cayman platform has a tendency to overwork and overheat the Power Steering pump to the point that some of the lines have been known to melt! Cars that are auto-crossed or tracked suffer the most from this malady. One of the simplest and most effective solutions is to install a smaller crankshaft pulley known as an under drive pulley, because it under-drives the secondary systems (A/C, Alternator and Power Steering). There are no negative issues with cooling, charging or steering, but there's an upside: the engine will get back about 5-7 HP!

Replaces Porsche crankshaft pulley part 996.102.115.63
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1520634288.jpg
If that includes shipping, it's sold. I'm in SoCal... USPS is fine. PM me.

Boxstard 03-10-2018 05:11 PM
I will pay $150 plus ground shipping to 48323, if not yet sold! :)

Starter986 03-11-2018 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Boxstard (Post 565029)
I will pay $150 plus ground shipping to 48323, if not yet sold! :)
Can't you see already I've an offer in? Could you wait until he at least declines? Thank you.

Boxstard 03-11-2018 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Starter986 (Post 565042)
Can't you see already I've an offer in? Could you wait until he at least declines? Thank you.
I am waiting... Like I wrote my offer is if it was not sold (to you.)

Geof3 03-11-2018 09:49 AM
Good setup, I've got one. Be prepared to do a bit of minor surgery to the block and getting the torque right requires either a very shallow socket (Porsche tool), or one cut down to fit. I used a very robust strap wrench to hold the pulley as well as the method described in the instructions.

Also, mark the TDC hole location on the pulley, its helpful if you ever need to put the engine at TDC.

Shred 03-11-2018 11:20 AM
Sorry, sold to a friend. I thought my friend had one installed on his Boxster already by his mechanic. However, he found out although he was charged for it, it was never installed!

Boxstard 03-11-2018 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Shred (Post 565066)
Sorry, sold to a friend. I thought my friend had it installed on his Boxster already by his mechanic. However, he found out although he was charged for it, it was never installed!
Unreal mechanic... good of you to take care of a friend.:cheers:

Geof3 03-11-2018 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Shred (Post 565066)
Sorry, sold to a friend. I thought my friend had one installed on his Boxster already by his mechanic. However, he found out although he was charged for it, it was never installed!
Ok, sorry... but that makes absolutely NO sense...:confused:

Starter986 03-12-2018 09:28 AM
You're correct
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Geof3 (Post 565105)
Ok, sorry... but that makes absolutely NO sense...:confused:
I won't be buying anything from this cat. Not sure what is his angle, but it looks crooked.

Same part? Crooked much?

http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-cayman-parts-sale-wanted/64732-fs-new-4-underdrive-pulley-kit-m96-m97-aircon.html

smmfh

steved0x 03-12-2018 09:37 AM
I bought the power steering cooler kit from the other thread from him, was a good sale. Probably with a garage full of stuff, that underdrive pulley just never sold the first time and then sat for a long time. Then this time it got posted for sale and got sold outside the forum and got a little weird... I'm glad to see TRS has added the holes now which makes it easier to counterhold the pulley.

I've got the RSS pulley installed, felt like a nice little boost, but what a hassle sawing off that boss with a small hacksaw... I got mine for about that same price second hand.

EBS (a well respected name in Porsche) looks like they ave a kit now with an intro price that is close to the price from this thread:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Boxster-Cayman-996-Performance-Underdrive-Pulley-Kit/112529147463?hash=item1a33428647:g:vfoAAOSwTtpZlc4 V&vxp=mtr

Edit: Looks like there is a fib on that listing though, says "no modifications required", unless this pulley is nearly as big as stock it isn't going to clear that boss...

Starter986 03-12-2018 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by steved0x (Post 565136)
I bought the power steering cooler kit from the other thread from him, was a good sale. Probably with a garage full of stuff, that underdrive pulley just never sold the first time and then sat for a long time. Then this time it got posted for sale and got sold outside the forum and got a little weird... I'm glad to see TRS has added the holes now which makes it easier to counterhold the pulley.

I've got the RSS pulley installed, felt like a nice little boost, but what a hassle sawing off that boss with a small hacksaw... I got mine for about that same price second hand.

EBS (a well respected name in Porsche) looks like they ave a kit now with an intro price that is close to the price from this thread:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Boxster-Cayman-996-Performance-Underdrive-Pulley-Kit/112529147463?hash=item1a33428647:g:vfoAAOSwTtpZlc4 V&vxp=mtr

Edit: Looks like there is a fib on that listing though, says "no modifications required", unless this pulley is nearly as big as stock it isn't going to clear that boss...
I'd be concerned about stress cracks in all those spokes.

Geof3 03-12-2018 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Starter986 (Post 565140)
I'd be concerned about stress cracks in all those spokes.
Unlikely, very thick really. Nice solid piece. Unless there was some sort of install issue, or funky stress. And yes, the boss has to go... at least most of it.

steved0x 03-12-2018 03:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Starter986 (Post 565140)
I'd be concerned about stress cracks in all those spokes.
That was my first thought too, some of the other fancy ones have that problem too. If it is really EBS though I bet it is good.

Shred 03-13-2018 09:30 AM
To clarify, I posted this ad in a few places originally.
A friend of mine has a Boxster S and tracks with me sometimes. He responded to my ad not knowing it was me selling it. I remember he told me he got a mechanic to install the underdrive pulley in his car while prepping for track day, so I asked him why he needed another one. He told me although it was on his invoice, the mechanic never installed in.

I found a bunch of Boxster parts still sitting in my garage I need to get rid of.

I wouldn't track or even drive the canyons without the underdrive pulley. It took me days to fix the power steering fluid leak after melting the PS tank.

Starter986 03-13-2018 09:47 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shred (Post 565234)
To clarify, I posted this ad in a few places originally.
A friend of mine has a Boxster S and tracks with me sometimes. He responded to my ad not knowing it was me selling it. I remember he told me he got a mechanic to install the underdrive pulley in his car while prepping for track day, so I asked him why he needed another one. He told me although it was on his invoice, the mechanic never installed in.

I found a bunch of Boxster parts still sitting in my garage I need to get rid of.

I wouldn't track or even drive the canyons without the underdrive pulley. It took me days to fix the power steering fluid leak after melting the PS tank.
So what's your point? CYA? Brownie points? Next time, check the dates and time of those members expressing an interest in your stuff. I just wanted the deal, not your family history. :cool:

Boxstard 03-13-2018 02:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shred (Post 565234)
To clarify, I posted this ad in a few places originally.
A friend of mine has a Boxster S and tracks with me sometimes. He responded to my ad not knowing it was me selling it. I remember he told me he got a mechanic to install the underdrive pulley in his car while prepping for track day, so I asked him why he needed another one. He told me although it was on his invoice, the mechanic never installed in.

I found a bunch of Boxster parts still sitting in my garage I need to get rid of.

I wouldn't track or even drive the canyons without the underdrive pulley. It took me days to fix the power steering fluid leak after melting the PS tank.
Thanks for sharing the background.

You should have just let that cheating mechanic pay the full price of a new UDP plus interest to make up with your friend who already paid for it, then kept your offering to an honest 986er around here!

Who is that mechanic that we need to watch out for?

Geof3 03-13-2018 09:38 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by steved0x (Post 565176)
That was my first thought too, some of the other fancy ones have that problem too. If it is really EBS though I bet it is good.
You guys were talking about the EBS piece! I agree, that looks a little funky. I have the some one the OP was selling. IT is very solid.

I must admit, a "pretty" UDP is about as pointless as can be. One thing to add nice shiny things to a big V8, but with a mid mount, shiny things are pretty much useless.


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