blower pulley
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If I remember correctly the blowers input shaft is splined.
Take a look, if it is you will either have to have a Machine Shop turn you one up or refit the snout with the standard Weiand shaft to use any of their pulleys.
I found a guy who made a bunch a few years ago but they were really small, like about 2.625" dia.
I tryed them but didn't like pushing them that hard, those were the only ones he had left so...
Let me check the garage cabinets...i think i have a few Merc takeoffs out there.
Maybe we could turn the dia. down on them.
I found them...They measure about 3.30" in dia.
The ones I went to when we upgraded shafts and pulleys was the 3.07"dia.
Which made just shy of 1lbs. additonal boost.
Take a look, if it is you will either have to have a Machine Shop turn you one up or refit the snout with the standard Weiand shaft to use any of their pulleys.
I found a guy who made a bunch a few years ago but they were really small, like about 2.625" dia.
I tryed them but didn't like pushing them that hard, those were the only ones he had left so...
Let me check the garage cabinets...i think i have a few Merc takeoffs out there.
Maybe we could turn the dia. down on them.
I found them...They measure about 3.30" in dia.
The ones I went to when we upgraded shafts and pulleys was the 3.07"dia.
Which made just shy of 1lbs. additonal boost.
Last edited by Back4More; 12-19-2003 at 07:44 PM.
#6
my 525sc had smaller pullies that made 8psi but ,the belt slipped at high rpm . I went back to stock 5.5 , I think the best way to go would be a intercooler also if you start playing with boost. heat is not your motors best friend. but good luck with what ever takes place.





