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Old 23rd January 2017, 15:44   #11
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I agree, it does seem extremely low. Its a 52 plate on 125k but surely it cannot have lost that power without a good explanation?

Belts have been changed, and not yet due, but will definitely check.

My question is though - I know theres timing marks on the rear pulleys, but how do I check if the front has jumped or is incorrectly timed with the adjustable pulley?

Goes like a rocket, but can't tell if that's because I stripped 250kg out of it.
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Old 23rd January 2017, 22:47   #12
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My question is though ... how do I check if the front has jumped or is incorrectly timed with the adjustable pulley?
Use the special timing tools.

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