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Old 07-09-2007, 10:35 PM
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Hey guys,
I'm in a bit of a dilemma and I'm hoping someone out there has the info I'm looking for. I need the crank pulley or belt spacing of an LS1 GTO in relation to the F-body and Vette setups.

I just got my new mp122 Magnacharger (that I've been waiting 5 months for) and it looks like they built it with the wrong belt specing!! The kit was a GTO style blower that was supposed to be built for F-body belt spacing. BTW, this kit is for the LS1 in my '67 Camaro.

I have not yet installed the blower, but I did some measuring and it seems the blower pulley is going to stick out a bit further than my f-body pullies. If anyone knows what the difference is between GTO and F-body, that would really help me out.

Also, does anybody know if the GTO crank pullies are keyed? Magnuson did not supply me with the crank-pinning kit that I thought they usually supplied with their kits, and there was no mention of it in the GTO instructions (that really don't apply to my install) they sent me with the system.

I will be calling Magnacharger first thing in the morning, but right now I'm kind of fired up and am looking for answers. Thanks

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BTW, I found this diagram on Magnuson's site:
http://www.magnusonproducts.com/imag...AMARO-TRUC.jpg


It does not have the GTO spacing on there, but this is what I'm looking for.

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Glad you found your answer.

For future questions like this, you'll probably get a quicker response from the guys in the Hybrids and Conversions section.




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