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Re: DOHC Front adapter plates | Subject: Re: DOHC Front adapter plates by reuby_tuesday on 2020/1/14 0:06:32
I reckon thats the go.
If you can put the standard water pump back - thats a win right there.
If you can design a bolt on adaptor between the standard water pump and an off the shelf idler, then thats (i think) the best solution. A full custom pulley would mean that replacing that becomes difficult when the bearing wears/fails. Not end of the world stuff, just a little harder to maintain is all. But lets be honest, your not doing a DOHC setup cause its easy....
The standard v-belt pulley sits a fair way back (its offset back towards the block), so the end of the pump shaft would be close to where the timing belt would run. I don't think you would need much of a spacer, if at all.
this image of the front of the engine shows how much the pulley is set back vs where the front of the shaft ends.
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