[J&D's SRT's]

Came across this & was wondering if anybody has any experience with it. Very nice looking if nothing else.

http://www.thumpracing.com/chrysler.htm

Jim

 

[StangSlayerMA]

I have one on my Roush. Awesome tensioner. Will this one fit the Jeep? If my Dayco tensioner doesn't work out, I'd buy one of these.

 

[J&D's SRT's]

Don't know if it would fit on the Jeep says Challenger. Are the dayco & others universal?

Jim

 

[StangSlayerMA]

Don't know if it would fit on the Jeep says Challenger. Are the dayco & others universal?

Jim

Summit has the Dayco listed as fitting other makes and models.

 

[J&D's SRT's]

If the others fit all 6.1's, would it than be safe to assume that this one would also? It is a nice looking piece. Does the one on your Roush work good as far as slipping?

 

[StangSlayerMA]

If the others fit all 6.1's, would it than be safe to assume that this one would also? It is a nice looking piece. Does the one on your Roush work good as far as slipping?

It works great, the Roush used to eat belts with the stock tensioner. I don't see why it wouldn't work, but $400 is a lot to spend without knowing for sure. These are the best tensioners you can get for a blown Roush or Shelby GT500.

 

[bzz srt8]

Did you see the one on BWOODY web site, They have a manual adjust tensioner. Their's is $300 anybody use that one?

 

[Knuckles]

Did you see the one on BWOODY web site, They have a manual adjust tensioner. Their's is $300 anybody use that one?

A few on here have tried it and end up sellig them right away... If they worked then they would not go back and resell it right away. I would just by the Dayco tensioner....

 

[HighHorseman]

We use this one on all of our higher boost applications. It's a modified GT500 tensioner, beefier than any other I've seen and has the highest spring rate as well to help prevent any belt slippage.

http://www.highhorseperformance.com/Heavy_Duty_High_Strength_HEMI_Belt_Tensioner_p/kbhst-hemi.htm

Not bad, too, at $299.

Joshua, HHP