Count me in please...
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Alright, I've made good, count me inI'd like to say yes but it's tough when it's a limited number production. I will contact you when I hit 18 and see what you'd like to do @vegansbane
Will your plumbing kits be ready to purchase at the same time as the bracket kits? Would really love to give you all my money at once...
I just got a question about keeping the pulley as raw aluminum. Technically I could if you really wanted to but there are some things to consider:
* I am anodizing these pulley using Type 2 black. The reason is to prevent wear on the pulley for as long as possible.
* raw aluminum pulleys typically will begin wearing out around 25-40k miles.
* there is a reason no OEM pulley is aluminum, wear is the greatest concern.
* aluminum starts to oxidize the second the fresh cut aluminum hits air.
* the best way to combat oxidation is to pain or coat the aluminum. Powder coat is too thick and would affect the belt placement/ride in the pulley's groove.
* if keeping it with the aluminum look it's best to at least do a CLEAR anodize.
* because of batch minimums I may not be able to secure having clear anodize done but I'll try.
* black is better/easier all around but let me know what works for you and I'll see what I can do.