Short Belt mod
07-25-2003, 12:14 AM
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Re: Short Belt mod I have an ASP underdrive crank pulley so my short belt is 51 inches. Not too sure what size to use if you have the stock pulley. Hope this helps.
07-25-2003, 12:37 AM
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Re: Short Belt mod Search is your friend 
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I just picked up my short belt today
(gunning for 11s saturday... every little bit helps... i don't care if it wont run 11s on the street i want that damn 11.99 timeslip!) It was K060512 I *think* (recalling from memory)
the length is 51.2" if that's not available 51.5" will work... note this is on a car w/an ASP Crank pulley
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I just picked up my short belt today
(gunning for 11s saturday... every little bit helps... i don't care if it wont run 11s on the street i want that damn 11.99 timeslip!) It was K060512 I *think* (recalling from memory)the length is 51.2" if that's not available 51.5" will work... note this is on a car w/an ASP Crank pulley
07-25-2003, 09:21 AM
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Re: Short Belt mod Hey the best thing about these belts is that they do not have to be exact. If it is a little big, the auto tensioner takes up the slack so you dont have to worry about throwwing or snapping a belt. Plus it makes it soooooo easy to change the short belt in and out. And the short belt for an underdrive pulley WILL NOT work on the stock pulley.
