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    awd95mn
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    I know quite a few people on here have done a DSM timing belt before. I am wondering what you usually use for parts? Do you use OEM Mitsu stuff or just go to the local auto parts store and pick up what you need there? Thanks for any help.

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      GnArKiLl
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      what parts are you talking about? if you need belts you can get them at any auto parts store if you need pulleys and stuff like that mitsu is the way to go

      2001 GSX-R 1000- one wheel wonder
      1976 Chevy K5- lifted beater
      1995 240sx- DDD, daily driven drifter
      1995 Eagle Talon- wire tuck,shaved bay.. project in the works
      2006 Honda CRF50-stunt machine
      1993 Eagle Talon tsi-5spd swap,wire tuck, holset hx35. on E85...SOLD
      2000 Ford F250 7.3L powerstroke...SOLD
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        awd95mn
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        Well my water pump started to leak, so I am going to replace the water pump, tbelt, tbelt tensioner, and pulleys. Will probably also replace BS belt and tensioner/pulleys.

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          KA-T_240
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          I am not a DSM guy. But I wont do with anything other then OEM for timing stuff. Unless there is a "upgrade" that is proven to be better.

          As far as the water pump where ever is cheapest.

          PM me for:
          Sandblasting(I use glass beads)
          Diesel repairs or performance products.

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            GnArKiLl
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            awd95mn;202936 wrote:
            Well my water pump started to leak, so I am going to replace the water pump, tbelt, tbelt tensioner, and pulleys. Will probably also replace BS belt and tensioner/pulleys.
            if there is nothing wrong with the tensioner or pullys i would just leave them. they last forever in most cases.. just get and oem waterpump, timing belt, bs belt and you will be just fine

            2001 GSX-R 1000- one wheel wonder
            1976 Chevy K5- lifted beater
            1995 240sx- DDD, daily driven drifter
            1995 Eagle Talon- wire tuck,shaved bay.. project in the works
            2006 Honda CRF50-stunt machine
            1993 Eagle Talon tsi-5spd swap,wire tuck, holset hx35. on E85...SOLD
            2000 Ford F250 7.3L powerstroke...SOLD
            legacy image

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              torbs
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              OEM everything..........belt included (some good aftermarket belts area available, but they are double in price...they are just as good or better than OEM, however...DO NOT go with some random belt from an auto parts store...I learned that the hard way)...is risking your whole motor/time really worth an extra $100-200 in parts?

              Current vehicles: 90 Civic Hatch, 95 Civic Sedan, 93 Del Sol, 95 Civic Coupe, 99 Integra GS
              Past vehicles: 78 Malibu 2dr., 88 Riviera, 90 Laser RS-T, 91 Audi 90 quattro, 93 Del Sol, 90 TSI AWD, 92 Integra GSR, 94 Del Sol, 93 Prelude Si, 97 Civic Coupe, 88 Toyota MR2 Supercharged, 94 Lexus GS300, 89 CRX, 06 Vento Zip, 90 Civic hatch, 98 Honda Civic, 99 Honda Civic, 92 Yamaha XJ600S, 87 4WD Subaru GL, 94 Audi 90CS Quattro, 00 Civic EX Coupe, 04 Dodge SRT-4, 89 Corolla GTS (Silvertop), 95 Del Sol

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                go with a greddy belt

                97 GTi, 03 KJ

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                  ExTREME
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                  Do NOT go with a greddy belt. A few cases of the things falling apart!!

                  If you're going Kevlar go with Power Enterprise. Otherwise, just go OEM. OEM Everything, NO Topline, NO contitech(or wtfever).

                  You GET what you pay for!

                  JNZTuning.net has pretty good prices on OEM Mitsubishi timing parts(Cheaper than most places around here, or on the net for that matter). If you can't find it on the site, call them up, don't be scurred, they will help you figure out what you need and won't alienate the shit out of you. A+ guys there.

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                    awd95mn
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                    Ok I will go with all mitsu stuff. One other thing though, do I really need the special tools or can I just use something I have around that will work to set everything?

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                      screw driver... thats all i use

                      2001 GSX-R 1000- one wheel wonder
                      1976 Chevy K5- lifted beater
                      1995 240sx- DDD, daily driven drifter
                      1995 Eagle Talon- wire tuck,shaved bay.. project in the works
                      2006 Honda CRF50-stunt machine
                      1993 Eagle Talon tsi-5spd swap,wire tuck, holset hx35. on E85...SOLD
                      2000 Ford F250 7.3L powerstroke...SOLD
                      legacy image

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                        ExTREME
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                        VFaq for guides.

                        1g Timing Belt Install (Pics)

                        There's a guide somewhere's to make a Tensioner Pulley tool. It's a needle nose with the tips ground down to be thinner and bent at a 90* angle to put in the 2 holes in the actual Tensioner Pulley.

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                          awd95mn;202936 wrote:
                          Well my water pump started to leak, so I am going to replace the water pump, tbelt, tbelt tensioner, and pulleys. Will probably also replace BS belt and tensioner/pulleys.

                          OEM for anything important on most cars unless something else has been PROVEN consistently better, as a general rule.

                          I know practically nothing about DSMs in general - so I'm gonna have to ask -

                          • what the hell is the BS belt for? keeping down all the BS that comes along with owning a DSM? =D
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                            GnArKiLl
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                            "bs belt" balance shaft belt make the motor not viberate so much... 10lbs of crap you dont need

                            2001 GSX-R 1000- one wheel wonder
                            1976 Chevy K5- lifted beater
                            1995 240sx- DDD, daily driven drifter
                            1995 Eagle Talon- wire tuck,shaved bay.. project in the works
                            2006 Honda CRF50-stunt machine
                            1993 Eagle Talon tsi-5spd swap,wire tuck, holset hx35. on E85...SOLD
                            2000 Ford F250 7.3L powerstroke...SOLD
                            legacy image

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                              Ya I ordered all the parts off mitsubishiparts.com today, I have used them before and they have really good service, and were $20 cheaper than anywhere else. I will tear it apart this weekend and hopfully get it all put together a couple weeks after that.

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