water pump pulley hits harmonic balancer
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Yes on mine there is still some shaft left.My thought is the person at the factory that builds the things had a good lunch and had to much vitamin M for desert which can cause any thing from a slite mishap to a full blown FUBAR.I don't know.
I do know that one monkey don't stop no show.James
I do know that one monkey don't stop no show.James
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From: Omaha, Nebraska. Boat on the Mighty Mo! Longest river in the USA!
Mine looks exactly like the setup above. I will tell you from experience that you must take the water pump pulley off if you pull the balancer. I did not realize until I bent the pulley and the shaft on the water pump.
The clearence is real close, like mentioned 1/8 of an inch.
The clearence is real close, like mentioned 1/8 of an inch.
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I was told by the machine shop that it would be more reliable and keep an even temp through out the block. The guy I'm talking about built motor's for Outerlimits. What do you think ?
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My .02 double check everything again,if all else fails pull the hub out just enough to get your clearence.Stay away from the Xover in till you put on the blower.Buy you friend at Outerlimits a beer
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I see your point about the recirc pump, just don't run too high of a thermostat temp in salt water. Looks like you're putting together a nice piece. I hope you post some pictures when it's done. My good friend has a 24 Pantera he keeps at my place for the winter. I think it's a much more fun ride than my 28 Cigarette. Good luck.


