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source for pulleys
I want to pulley down my procharger setup while I have everything apart but I don't know where to source pulleys from.
I have a reichard (sp?) 4.5" 8-rib setup now making around 14psi but I'd like to be closer to 17-18psi. Here is a pic of the setup I'm running now.
Any help would be awesome!
I have a reichard (sp?) 4.5" 8-rib setup now making around 14psi but I'd like to be closer to 17-18psi. Here is a pic of the setup I'm running now.
Any help would be awesome!
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a couple of people have PM'ed me already say that it doesn't look like a Reichard pulley. I'm pretty sure it has those grooves cut in the ribs but I have to look again to be sure.
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I have a brand new custom 3.4" 8 rib pulley (no offset) that I can sell you cheap (55 shipped). It will fit a D1 so I'm not sure if it will fit your F1. Let me know if you're interested.
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I have a brand new custom 3.4" 8 rib pulley (no offset) that I can sell you cheap (55 shipped). It will fit a D1 so I'm not sure if it will fit your F1. Let me know if you're interested.
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The stock alt pulley is strong (steel) but heavy. The tensioner is plastic & deflects at high RPM's plus they have almost no outer lip to help keep the belt from throwing. The power steering is plastic & due to the location it is subject to alot of heat. Look at one that is 6-8 years old....it will have stress cracks in it & already be deteriorating. When the PS lets go at high RPM's it takes other stuff with it. All in billet are under $300.