ONGOING ISSUES WITH MY PROCHARGER SETUP................
Kurt
PSJ, maybe these pics will help answer your question:
Bracket:

Belt Routing:

going to want around 12 to 10 psi of boost. So whats the deal of going with a cog setup? Why havent you done this yet? Also Bigbos how much boost are u at now?
So it might look lined up, but even a little bit (.062) can cause you to start throwing belts.
-Geoff
I'm POSITIVE that the pulleys aren't lined up correctly, it could be off less than that degree and still be a problem, but the shop that its at really doesn't have time to look at it everyday....so far we haven't gotten one step further from where we were at day one....
did you get a chance to look at the tensioner pulley?
The steel idler should be here early next week so we are going to try that..
Keeping my fingers crossed...
Maybe something will work for once...
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I would like to have a successful procharger car, there is only a few others out there in the NATION....
one of them had the aluminum tensioner wear out on one side just a bit ( kinda made the tensioner tapered) but he couldn't see it while it was on the car. it started chucking belts and he didn't know why till he took it off and found out about the worn out tensioner.
I think maybe you got a kit where one of the parts is just a little off, and you've been chasing this problem for a while. If that one Vette guy's setup was 1.5mm off and he had to use a micrometer that is clearly a hard thing to chase.
could the wrong standoff have been installed?
I will have them check that out...



