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Re: A series crank pulley with twin V belt provision
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silly season again no hurry bart next year is fine too as got so much on here too

Posted on: 2012/12/12 3:34
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Re: A series crank pulley with twin V belt provision
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I'll try get one.
Things are awful hectic atm.

Posted on: 2012/12/10 7:53
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Re: A series crank pulley with twin V belt provision
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Sounds like a good pull definitely a pic would be good!

Posted on: 2012/12/7 13:37
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D, I have in stock a brand spanking new custom front pulley. It has a steel hub, with an Aluminium front water pump/alternator pulley.
Since the pulley hub is solid, you could quite easily bolt a pulley of any size you like to it. hit me up if you'd like a pic.

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Re: A series crank pulley with twin V belt provision
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If the original poster doesn't want it, I'll definitely grab it for $50

Posted on: 2012/12/6 10:51
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My brother in law has one he would get rid of he paid $50 for it so would probably want that back for it

Posted on: 2012/12/5 5:45
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try HyFlo he can make them using billet alloy

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Anyone selling a dual groove crank pulley, (both grooves same size,large)for my A12?
Or where I can get one.

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Tensioner on v-belt works just like non-tension setup, doesnt' it? Depends on how tight you get the V-belt?

Automatic tensioner is a different matter.

Posted on: 2012/8/11 5:13
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This one seems the closest but need to compare the centre hole bore, depth or bore length to a factory unit.

http://www.best-drivebelts.com/Pulley ... alhole-det.322101402.html

edit: stock pulley bore id is 29mm, depth 26mm, outdiameter of pulley is 138mm.

Nothing comes close to it in those links

Posted on: 2012/8/11 2:54

Edited by D on 2012/8/11 3:16:28
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