LS water pump spacers -- 3"
I know I can double up 1 1/2" spacers but want to use a single if I can depending on cost. Two sets of 1 1/2 would cost $120 so it has to be something already made rather than made to order as that is usually very expensive.
Thanks in advance.
What are you doing with the balancer?
Last edited by jmd; Feb 9, 2016 at 09:19 PM.
I've built my own accessory drive which uses an ATI balancer so I can make the crank pulley offset whatever I want essentially. But, less offset is better here.
The GM drive is this one in case your not familiar with it, GMPP 88958679.
With a clutch fan on a truck coolant pump, it could all fit underhood behind the radiator of a '70 Grand Prix or Monte Carlo. With a Chevelle fan shroud so the blades line up with the round end of it.
Thanks for the suggestion, just need to know if anyone has seen 3" water pump spacers for sale. I've checked a few vendors online and can only find 1 1/2" so I may just have to double them up.
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Anyone have a used one they want to sell reasonable? Acdelco sells for $120 shipped.
Last edited by fox12303; Feb 10, 2016 at 08:16 AM.
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This is my current drive I made for my Chevelle. I may have to modify the alternator bracket because of the driverside pump outlet. And readjust the other brackets to align the belt. Should not be a problem but I will find out. Getting the timing cover sorted is my biggest obstacle and hopefully we've solved that.
Thanks again for all the suggestions.
Last edited by fox12303; Feb 10, 2016 at 06:49 PM.
Thanks for the Wegners reminder. They have some that are 2 13/16". They are $46 each plus shipping. They make some of the nicest drives out there including one for this style timing cover. Currently there website is under construction but they have a bunch of pictures scrolling to see some of what they make/build.
http://www.wegnerautomotive.com/
Last edited by fox12303; Feb 15, 2016 at 06:45 AM.
I will start a new thread to show the rest of the GMPP cover installation with the spacers in case anyone else is interested in going this route.
Thanks for all the suggestions and tips.











