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Old Dec 9, 2005 | 11:39 PM
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What shim size are u running on the blower pulley and crank pulley?

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Old Dec 10, 2005 | 02:00 AM
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i'm positive i wasn't running a shim on the crank pulley ( i have the ATI damper and accompaying SDCE pulley) and i don't think i had any shims under the blwer pulley.

i guess if you need to shim it , just make sure its shimmed out enough so as the belt doesn't touch the bracket.
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Old Dec 10, 2005 | 02:03 AM
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No shim on the crank pulley. Not sure what the blower shim was. You should have got one with your kit?
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Old Dec 10, 2005 | 02:07 AM
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The problem is that i got the SDCE setup and kept my ATI pullies which are the 7.65 and 4.25. When we installed the SDCE setup the belts dont line up at all. SDCE told us we have to buy their pullies with the shims to get it to line up which just didnt make sense to me. So now im going to have to buy the pullies just to find out what the shim size is and most likely im going to use my 7.65 crank pulley instead of their 7.25 pulley!
I dont want to run a 7.25 pulley because if i wanted to max the D-1SC at 6400RPM i will need a 3.2 blower pulley which is too small. A 7.65 at 6400RPM would need 3.4 to max the blower.

Did anyone run 3.2 blower pulley with SDCE setup successfully with no belt slippage?
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 09:27 AM
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you don't need a shim for the crank or the blower pulley. you just need to put shims on the bracket stands to align the blower with crank pulley.
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 09:52 AM
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A 7.65 at 6400RPM would need 3.4 to max the blower.

Nope this will net you 59,962 impeller speeds at 6500 engine rpms. Your not maxing the blower yet.. a 3.3 or even a 3.2 blower pulley, though might give more slip because your running smaller pullys, but will max out your D-1SC.

I'm running a 8" Crank and a 3.4" blower pulley myself..

Also, you don't need to buy their pulleys to line up the belt correctly.. Just shim it out yourself with nice washers.. ..

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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by LSs1Power
The problem is that i got the SDCE setup and kept my ATI pullies which are the 7.65 and 4.25. When we installed the SDCE setup the belts dont line up at all. SDCE told us we have to buy their pullies with the shims to get it to line up which just didnt make sense to me. So now im going to have to buy the pullies just to find out what the shim size is and most likely im going to use my 7.65 crank pulley instead of their 7.25 pulley!
I dont want to run a 7.25 pulley because if i wanted to max the D-1SC at 6400RPM i will need a 3.2 blower pulley which is too small. A 7.65 at 6400RPM would need 3.4 to max the blower.

Did anyone run 3.2 blower pulley with SDCE setup successfully with no belt slippage?
No shims on the crank pulley. I just installed my ASP 3.2 pulley. (No shims) and gained 3# of boost.

I have a 3.0 on the way. Shooting for 12#
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Moparnos (The SLP Guy)
you don't need a shim for the crank or the blower pulley. you just need to put shims on the bracket stands to align the blower with crank pulley.
Mine came with one. I believe it's to get the blower pulley lined up with the 6-rib idler since it's fixed to the j-bracket. Then you would shim the j-bracket in/out to line up with the crank pulley.

I'd say call SDCE if you can't get the answer here. Or you can just measure the offset and pick up/make a few shims to try out.
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by HUGGER ORANGE SS
A 7.65 at 6400RPM would need 3.4 to max the blower.

Nope this will net you 59,962 impeller speeds at 6500 engine rpms. Your not maxing the blower yet.. a 3.3 or even a 3.2 blower pulley, though might give more slip because your running smaller pullys, but will max out your D-1SC.

I'm running a 8" Crank and a 3.4" blower pulley myself..

Also, you don't need to buy their pulleys to line up the belt correctly.. Just shim it out yourself with nice washers.. ..

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Your right i got 59040 too. That is even worse lol.

I have 8.5 crank pulley laying around here. I used that wih 4.25 and saw 10-11psi, but then i got belt slippage with my ATI setup. If i can fit that 8.5 there it would be awsome. All i need is a 3.6 blower pulley and i will max out the D-1SC.
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by SSmokin 01
Mine came with one. I believe it's to get the blower pulley lined up with the 6-rib idler since it's fixed to the j-bracket. Then you would shim the j-bracket in/out to line up with the crank pulley.

I'd say call SDCE if you can't get the answer here. Or you can just measure the offset and pick up/make a few shims to try out.
We called SDCE and they told us u should get our crank pulley because it is different that the ATI and we will also send u Shims to make them work.

So from what im seeing here... There are no shims with the blower pulley and the crank pulley. Is it true that the crank pulley diminions on the ATI crank pulley is different than the SDCE crank pulley? I mean an 8 rib is an 8 rib and i dont see how they can be different other than the diameter.
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Old Dec 11, 2005 | 03:18 PM
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I run a shim on my blower pulley.

I also run the SDCE crank pulley with a 3.1 pulley. I don't have any belt problems at 62k on the blower.

I would recommend getting a belt alignment tool and determining your own shim size. Every car/setup is different.
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by LSs1Power
We called SDCE and they told us u should get our crank pulley because it is different that the ATI and we will also send u Shims to make them work.

So from what im seeing here... There are no shims with the blower pulley and the crank pulley. Is it true that the crank pulley diminions on the ATI crank pulley is different than the SDCE crank pulley? I mean an 8 rib is an 8 rib and i dont see how they can be different other than the diameter.

As we stated in our phone conversations on Friday, ATI made their 8 rib set up AFTER we made our spring tensioner so we have no idea how to line up their crank pulley with our tensioner. Can our tensioner be lined up with theirs? Probably. Will you have clearance issues? Maybe.
And we simply suggested you purchase our crank pulley to save yourself some time and aggravation - we know our setup works, we know how to help you when you have questions with it, and we can send you the correct pieces to go with it. That is why we don't like selling it separately - we've sold our system minus our crank pulley 3 times so far, and all 3 called to order the crank pulley after they had difficulties trying to line up their setup......
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 10:38 AM
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Welcome back SDCE.
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by SDCE
As we stated in our phone conversations on Friday, ATI made their 8 rib set up AFTER we made our spring tensioner so we have no idea how to line up their crank pulley with our tensioner. Can our tensioner be lined up with theirs? Probably. Will you have clearance issues? Maybe.
And we simply suggested you purchase our crank pulley to save yourself some time and aggravation - we know our setup works, we know how to help you when you have questions with it, and we can send you the correct pieces to go with it. That is why we don't like selling it separately - we've sold our system minus our crank pulley 3 times so far, and all 3 called to order the crank pulley after they had difficulties trying to line up their setup......
So do u suggest getting a 3.1 pulley to max the blower at 6400-6500RPM? I wont have any belt slippage with that small pulley?
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 11:36 AM
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Feher Id shoot to max it out at 6800. New motor will want rpm anyway

The shim behind the blower pulley should be about .045"
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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by LSs1Power
So do u suggest getting a 3.1 pulley to max the blower at 6400-6500RPM? I wont have any belt slippage with that small pulley?
I would say you probibly yes you will slip with the SDCE and the 3.1 blower pulley.

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Old Dec 12, 2005 | 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by GrannySShifting
Feher Id shoot to max it out at 6800. New motor will want rpm anyway

The shim behind the blower pulley should be about .045"
At 6800RPM im going to need 3.25 pulley to max out the blower. We should get a 3.25 instead of the 3.4 pulley then. Did the pullies ship already?
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