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Need_a_Camaro Feb 17, 2011 08:21 PM

My version of ChevyChad's mod
 
Well, I've been looking for pullies that match up to Chad's specs and havent had much luck. I wanted a 2.5" pulley, but didn't want to spring for the Procharger pulley. I just did some random searches and a few came up that looked familiar. I still had a pile of DSM parts in the garage, so I went down and dug through them and found a timing belt idler. It's 2.5" diameter, 32mm wide, and has a 10mm bolt hole. It mounts flat against the j bracket with no need for spacers as the back of the bearing spaces it away. The thickness of the bearing center will have to be taken off of the stand off, but that's a whole hell of a lot easier than machining it down. I used the K080415 belt, but it is too long. I'm going to go with the next size down to see if that'll work. The only thing I'm the least bit concerned over is the distance it's spaced away from the j bracket. You'll see in the pics it puts it about 1/8" or so off center of the belt. I dont know if that'll affect anything. The back of the bearing could always be ground down to center it I guess. The pulley is off of a 90-92, 2.0 Eclipse/Talon/Laser. I dont know if the 7 bolt motors had the same pulley. I used an old threaded hex stand off I had to mock it up. I'll have the Procharger one cut down on a lathe to make it purdy. So, on to the pics....

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ChevyChad Feb 17, 2011 10:23 PM

I guess I'm just not seeing it, but what supports the pulley?

Need_a_Camaro Feb 18, 2011 05:28 AM

It's bolted through the j bracket.

Need_a_Camaro Feb 19, 2011 12:06 AM

Ok, so the next size down Gates belt is too short. My only hope is to get a Goodyear Gatorback belt that nobody seems to carry.

Need_a_Camaro Mar 1, 2011 05:10 AM

Damn, I though this thread got deleted. Gatorback 4080407 belt fits this setup. I still may redo the pulley so it sits perfect on the belt, but it seems to be working fine for now.

Rudolph Mar 1, 2011 03:27 PM

Great mod :cheers:

RLP

Rudolph Mar 1, 2011 03:35 PM


Originally Posted by ChevyChad (Post 14520064)
I guess I'm just not seeing it, but what supports the pulley?


It is a black colored standoff.

RLP

1bad lad Mar 1, 2011 03:46 PM

good find...now get urself a spring loaded tensioner and ull be stylin....!!!

Need_a_Camaro Mar 1, 2011 06:16 PM


Originally Posted by Rudolph (Post 14574582)
It is a black colored standoff.

RLP

That small black standoff was just for mock up. I have the normal stand off in there now. I'm still getting some slip though, not sure if it's the residue from the other belts that have bitten the dust making it slip. It has a lot of belt wrap on the blower, but cant get more than 13-15 pounds on the 3.4 pulley. :bang:


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