2.2" pulley, getting bad belt slip at 4800rpm...
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Originally Posted by jwikoff99
The ribs on a 94/95 don't go all the way down to the base, and the driver'* side back corner base is thicker than on a 94/95.
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TWM, the gap between my pulley and the end of the nosedrive is 0.1400" exactly. For reference, a 1/8" gap would be 0.125". The threaded shaft sticks out of the nut holding the pulley by 0.05".
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Originally Posted by willwren
TWM, the gap between my pulley and the end of the nosedrive is 0.1400" exactly. For reference, a 1/8" gap would be 0.125". The threaded shaft sticks out of the nut holding the pulley by 0.05".
I'd like to check the center rib to outside (SC side) dimension on the pulley. If those match, then I need to rethink the belt-tracking. On the OEM pulley, it'* .762".
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No, there isn't. The idler and water pump should be at the same distance from the face of the block (not adjustable) and the SC pulley should be the same by default when fully tight.
Dood....I'd LOVE to see some pictures of your fiasco.
Dood....I'd LOVE to see some pictures of your fiasco.
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It'* very hard to tell from those pics, but it doesn't look far enough off to be a major problem. Our gaps are very similar. I still don't understand what you needed the washer behind it for.......Did it fit too loosely on the shaft and try to walk backwards towards the nosedrive?
Mine was a perfect swap.
Mine was a perfect swap.
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Originally Posted by willwren
It'* very hard to tell from those pics, but it doesn't look far enough off to be a major problem. Our gaps are very similar. I still don't understand what you needed the washer behind it for.......Did it fit too loosely on the shaft and try to walk backwards towards the nosedrive?
Mine was a perfect swap.
Mine was a perfect swap.