Not your OEM belt.

[CHEVY-212010]

Went to my local parts store today and picked up a 1/2'' x 24'' belt for my spree. It is a solit belt and the one one there now has notches on the underside like a cog. Is this belt ok or should i get a different one?

thanks

Mike

[Bear45-70]

You need a cogged belt, the solid one will not work.

[CHEVY-212010]

Thanks i wil promptly replace it.

Mike

[Kenny_McCormic]

Gotta have a cogged bolt for the tight turns and low clearance.

[CHEVY-212010]

Went back to the parts store and tried to get a cogged belt. They did not have that size. so i went to the other parts store, the chick did not know what i was talking about so i went in the back and looked myself, still no belt . Anyone have a place that they order from?

Thanks

Mike

[Kenny_McCormic]

Try local hardware store, the one as old as your town.

[Lunytune]

Try Honda. Lees Summit is a part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Surely there's a Hondasan in KC.

[Kenny_McCormic]

Try Honda. Lees Summit is a part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Surely there's a Hondasan in KC.

He's after a generic belt to modify gear ratio. I love living in an ex industrial area, I can go to a store that sells nothing but belts, it's great.

[CHEVY-212010]

Got my belt today. Had to go a town over, but found it at a rubber warehouse place going to put it on right.... now.
One question though, what kind of gain might i see?

Thanks

Mike

[Lunytune]

Try Honda. Lees Summit is a part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Surely there's a Hondasan in KC.

He's after a generic belt to modify gear ratio. I love living in an ex industrial area, I can go to a store that sells nothing but belts, it's great.

Why reinvent the wheel when there is the right product out there, specifically designed for the purpose.

[Bear45-70]

Try Honda. Lees Summit is a part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Surely there's a Hondasan in KC.

He's after a generic belt to modify gear ratio. I love living in an ex industrial area, I can go to a store that sells nothing but belts, it's great.

Why reinvent the wheel when there is the right product out there, specifically designed for the purpose.

Because the SAE belt is wider and shorter, which should convert to a gear ratio change, which in turn should result in a higher top speed if the horsepower is present to support it.

[Spreetard]

Try Honda. Lees Summit is a part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Surely there's a Hondasan in KC.

He's after a generic belt to modify gear ratio. I love living in an ex industrial area, I can go to a store that sells nothing but belts, it's great.

Why reinvent the wheel when there is the right product out there, specifically designed for the purpose.

because the variator-less drivetrain is limited, and nobody makes gears for the spree. instead, we spreetards have to be creative in the mods department
honda-san did not use a 1/2 inch belt, likely due to the fact that he builds metric things and has no clue what an inch is, nor how to fractionalize it.
every mph you can milk out of a spree feels like an accomplishment, and cuts down on travel time.

*edit* bear, ya beat me to it. i need to type faster

[Bear45-70]

because the variator-less drivetrain is limited, and nobody makes gears for the spree. instead, we spreetards have to be creative in the mods department
honda-san did not use a 1/2 inch belt, likely due to the fact that he builds metric things and has no clue what an inch is, nor how to fractionalize it.
every mph you can milk out of a spree feels like an accomplishment, and cuts down on travel time.

*edit* bear, ya beat me to it. i need to type faster

Yeah, but I like your answer better. Mine was way to factual. I especially liked the term "variator-less".

[Lunytune]

Okay, Okay, you win.

So okay, now tell us which belt. I may try it on my E.

[Bear45-70]

Okay, Okay, you win.

So okay, now tell us which belt. I may try it on my E.

1/2" wide X 24" long COGGED belt.