As listed on our website...

If you have an 05-06 tC, you should be able to use K060747. You can also try K060750... just slightly longer, as you can see from the part number. This same belt should work whether you are using the underdrive crank pulley alone, or along with our overdrive alternator pulley.

If you have an 07-10 model, you should be able to use K060739 or K060740. This same belt should work like I said above.

It is important to try to use Gates belts, as they are most true to size.

Good luck and have fun with all your projects!

 

well i finally got my car to work and found the right belt which was K060755..if i wouldve gotten the K060750 it would of still been short because the 755 barely fit

 

would it be a noticeable amount of power from just chaning the pullys?

 

Yes! Roughly five to seven horsepower, better throttle response, better torque delivery, quicker acceleration, and better fuel economy.

Just read all the user reviews and feedback from all of our customers, in the previous pages of this thread.

 

Anyone else?!

 

installed the set last week with a friend. took us about 3 hours start to finish. impressed with the quality. very happy with the results. Revs a lot quicker, rips through first and second. definitely worth the money. props to NST.

Install tip: since we didn't have air tools, once we got the alternator off, we took it to Autozone. they took off the old pulley and put on the new one for free. took about 2 min.

 

Glad to hear that you are enjoying your new NST pulley.

Good luck and have fun with all your projects!

 

Anyone else?!

 

Hey man i just ordered a CRlite for my TC and the lite crank pulley for my girlfriend's xa. the pulleys look awesome, great quality. i tried to install mine last night but unfortunately as everyone has said hand tools just dont cut it. i couldnt keep the pulley still and i dont have air tools so i am taking it over to jhonny tran at Overdrive in conroe for them to put it on for me today. By the way the shipping was incredibly fast, i ordered them on friday at the same time i ordered pads from dezod. your pulleys got hear on monday and i still havent gotten the pads. thanks again man.

 

Thanks for the kind words Chris, we certainly do appreciate them.

Be sure to post your reviews with us after you and your girlfriend install your pulleys and go for a few test drives.

Thanks again!

 

Hey got the pulley installed. It is by far the best bolt-on I have added so far. Not only is the car a lot more responsive but it idles so smoothly now I can barely tell it is running. This part was worth it just to smooth up idle. Great part I would recommend it to anyone. Thanks NST

 

what type of pulley setup would you recommend?

 

is there a DIY for the alternator and water pump pulley? and would it be ok to use those with an agency power crank pulley?

 

Some of the pics are outdated and not working correctly, but the following is still a good DIY guide for the NST kit...

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...NST+pulley+diy

And yes, NST pulleys can be combined with other brands.

 

Please read through page one of this thread for a great deal of information on NST pulleys. You will likely find your answer there!

 

I am getting the crank pulley from NST but will the water and alternator pulley add much of a difference?

 

Mike always answers this but it's all good i'll help him out since he's such a nice guy

to answer your question 2beturbod....the answer is yes, according to NST, adding the whole 3 pulley kit (water, alt, crank) will give u the best results, having just 1 or 2 is still good but having 3 is the best combination and the best results...just common sense, would you want 1 cookie or 3 cookies? what is better?

 

Thank you

 

Wow, I can't believe I remembered my login info for this site (after the 4th try lol) I haven't been on in about a year. I just wanted to come on here and let you know I will be ordering the entire set of pulleys! I have never even considered going with another brand for these

 

Thank you! We'll be here when you're ready