454 Pulleys
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I have stock aluminum pulleys and replaced my waterpump with aluminum as well. Yes, it is the short pump. Was looking into converting to serpentine though - looks like it needs a reverse rotation pump for that.
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From: Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
What is all required to convert to a serpentine set-up? The aftermarket kits are ridiculously expensive (around $1,000). Are their regular car parts that can be used to make the swap?
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A little more research and viola! I do believe i have found a suitable solution for those aching to change things 
http://www.blackmountainprecision.com/bb2.htm
$320 bones and you can have billet cog pulleys. I am thinking this is a even better than serpentine! Just the 1" though, 2" and people would want to see the blowers that don't exist...

http://www.blackmountainprecision.com/bb2.htm
$320 bones and you can have billet cog pulleys. I am thinking this is a even better than serpentine! Just the 1" though, 2" and people would want to see the blowers that don't exist...
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A little more research and viola! I do believe i have found a suitable solution for those aching to change things 
http://www.blackmountainprecision.com/bb2.htm
$320 bones and you can have billet cog pulleys. I am thinking this is a even better than serpentine! Just the 1" though, 2" and people would want to see the blowers that don't exist...

http://www.blackmountainprecision.com/bb2.htm
$320 bones and you can have billet cog pulleys. I am thinking this is a even better than serpentine! Just the 1" though, 2" and people would want to see the blowers that don't exist...
How do you turn the raw water pump? Don't see a pulley for that on the site or different length belts to accommodate one.
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