R53 Crank Pully vs. R50 CP
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You don't want to do that. The Cooper S crank pulley is much heavier than the R50 pulley and this would make your car slower.
I keep the OEM R50 crank pullies in stock, we've seen a few come apart. We also have a fluid damper for the R50 available.
I keep the OEM R50 crank pullies in stock, we've seen a few come apart. We also have a fluid damper for the R50 available.
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Here is my story... I purchased a CP from an R53 from a fellow NAM member who informed me that that it would fit my R50, since I didn't do my own research, took his word for it and now I know it won't work.
I know I bear all the responsability, but am I being unreasonable to return the part and ask for a refund?
WayMotorWorks - I'll be in touch soon for a replacement CP. Thanks for the input.
I know I bear all the responsability, but am I being unreasonable to return the part and ask for a refund?
WayMotorWorks - I'll be in touch soon for a replacement CP. Thanks for the input.
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Here is my story... I purchased a CP from an R53 from a fellow NAM member who informed me that that it would fit my R50, since I didn't do my own research, took his word for it and now I know it won't work.
I know I bear all the responsability, but am I being unreasonable to return the part and ask for a refund?
WayMotorWorks - I'll be in touch soon for a replacement CP. Thanks for the input.
I know I bear all the responsability, but am I being unreasonable to return the part and ask for a refund?
WayMotorWorks - I'll be in touch soon for a replacement CP. Thanks for the input.
Since r53's tend to have crank pullies fail pretty regularly, there seems to be a pretty good market for GOOD used ones...lower mile parts with good condition are worth more of course.
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Reviving this thread since I'm looking into the same thing.
Way, do you know the weight of the R50 fluid damper you mentioned?
R50 stock one is 3 lbs. R53 stock one is 5.82 lbs. and ATI Super Damper is 5.6 lbs.
Only number I've found so far for the fluid damper is 7.92 lbs, which would make it an even worse choice than the R53 or ATI one. Can someone confirm the weight of the PRW fluid damper?
Way, do you know the weight of the R50 fluid damper you mentioned?
R50 stock one is 3 lbs. R53 stock one is 5.82 lbs. and ATI Super Damper is 5.6 lbs.
Only number I've found so far for the fluid damper is 7.92 lbs, which would make it an even worse choice than the R53 or ATI one. Can someone confirm the weight of the PRW fluid damper?
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Given that rough range, any reason why you wouldn't just stick with stock or go with the ATI damper? Are the pulley diameters different between R50 and R53?
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ATI among others seem to think the two are interchangeable on their website and item descriptions. For instance, ATI says their pulley is for the "Mini Cooper standard and S engines" - very misleading.
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