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Old 12-28-2009, 06:39 PM
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ok, I have searched and searched so i now I'm gonna just ask...

I have a p600b that I am putting on the 355 I built for my boat. My question is what pulley's do i need to make 10psi @5k? Or how do i find the info myself. I think my crank pulley is 6".



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It is probably going to take the smallest ProCharger pulley you can find for a P600B to make 10 psi on a 3.55 at 8.5/1 with a 6.0 crank pulley.
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Thanks, do you carry them? Would it help with a smaller or larger crank pulley?
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Originally Posted by udlose99ta
Thanks, do you carry them? Would it help with a smaller or larger crank pulley?
Yes, I do carry them. It would help to have a larger crank pulley made, so that you don't have to drop down to such a small blower pulley, as the smaller pulley will give you less belt wrap. Bottom line: You'll have less belt slippage with a larger pulley. You can take your crank pulley to a good local machine shop and have them create a new one that is roughly one inch larger. Jut make sure a larger crank pulley will maintain adequate belt clearance around your drive accessories. Thanks. Bob



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