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How does this differ from the comptech autotensioner?

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damn! this is like an ad in a car magazine marcus,...lol. bump for you bro!

How does this differ from the comptech autotensioner?

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The tensioner from Comptech is basically a manually adjusted, automatic belt tensioner. It's considered an upgrade that can fit a JR or a CT kit.
This listing is more suited for people with JRSC'd RSXs that either:

a) Snapped their inner or outer tensioner plate for excessive force or misalignment or
b) Are looking to pick up a spare belt tensioner for cheap.

Slow turn around time for a replacement tensioner can become a huge inconvenience for someone with only one vehicle.
Don't be that guy; pick up a spare!!!

damn! this is like an ad in a car magazine marcus,...lol. bump for you bro!

Thanks. Just trying to be honest and appealing at the same time. Bump.

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you sold that tensioner yet?

if not
I'll take it!!!

$50 is a steal compared to new. Why so cheap? is anything missing?

Ie: the bracket, pulleys, screws etc or just the bracket?

I'm not selling anything that I didn't list in the1st post; just the tensioner arms and relocation bracket if desired. I removed this tensioner a while back with no intention of putting it back in. The manual tensioner that originally came with kit, bought brand new, snapped on me after a few months of tightening the belt. I ordered a replacement tensioner and installed it. Two days later I decided to go the EPS route instead. I may or may not have the pulleys laying around in the bottom of a box somewhere but I'm not about to start tearing through boxes looking for parts that small. Like I said in the first post, this listing would be ideal for someone with a damaged tensioner or anyone who fears snapping theirs in half like I did. An overexerted belt or tensioner will break over time. Even though I use an OEM auto-tensioner, I keep a spare belt and tensioner in the trunk.

Edit: All sizes of the bolts needed can be found in the installation guide. Avoid reusing bolts whenever possible.

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bump for a A++++++++++ seller.....

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SOLD to daneek