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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 02:37 PM
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Been a while sence I posted any pictures of my car, last ones showed it all banged up from that deer. It'* all better now





I've also done a little engine work. Last night changed the pulley to a 3.4" what a chore that was. It was stuck big time. Ended up wrecking the pulley but it came off. I live next to a company that fixes electric moters, one of the guys came over and with his help it finally came off. We have to use a torch to heat it up, then it finally popped loose. He brought over a bearing heater and we heated up the new pulley and it went up a bit easier.



Still have some work to do here. My next purchase will be a PCM from intense.

I ran my scan tool on the computer after the upgrade.



The bottom left was speed, I captured the screen during an update, should have stopped the scan first.

I ran a few vertual drag strips, I know it'* not very acurate, but it'* something to compair. Before I changed the pulley I did this
60' 2.482
0 to 60 8.080
1/8 10.481
1/8 70.443 mph
1000' 13.507
1/4 16.017
1/4 90.558

After the pulley I got these numbers, These are average of a few runs

60' 2.147
0 to 60 7.416
1/8 10.284
1/8 77.669
1000' 12.911
1/4 15.384
1/4 94.825

So I did show an improvment in every area. Happy about that. Now to upgrade that PCM.
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 02:58 PM
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Looking much much better now.

need to find you an arrow head for the front though.
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 03:02 PM
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Car looks great now! Doesn't it feel better to get in it and drive when it'* all fixed up?

I was going to be a smart a$$ and ask where the board was, but then I saw the pics and realized it is a board fence. :P
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 03:06 PM
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Looking nice.
That pulley seems to make quite the difference too.
Enjoy!
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Old Oct 17, 2007 | 03:08 PM
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Ya, been keeping my eyes open for a emblem, but havn't seen any. And yes, feel much better in a undamaged car. Before the door didn't open, the headlight didn't work, and if I hit a bump the tire hit the fender.
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That pulley seems to make quite the difference too
Sure did. I know it'* not real accurate, but I really wanted to see the difference. I like this scan tool because I can record things and look back on them to compair. Now if I can only get them to add knock retard. For the price, that would rock.
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Is that dark cherry? Or is that some other dark red? Huh.

Nice clean engine...and umm..were you using a pulley puller to get it off?
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Is that dark cherry? Or is that some other dark red? Huh.

It'* like a dark marroon

Nice clean engine...and umm..were you using a pulley puller to get it off?
Duh, I knew that crowbar was a bad idea. Yes, we had a pulley puller. But it was so tight it would not move, we started distorting the pulley. I was afraid we would do more damage to the shaft. So we heated it up. And when it let go it was a really loud bang. We both jumped. Even then it came off hard.
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Love them hood scoops.

Very impressive results from the pulley change.
Makes me want to go find my crobar and do mine!

Adam
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I've also done a little engine work. Last night changed the pulley to a 3.4" what a chore that was. It was stuck big time. Ended up wrecking the pulley but it came off. I live next to a company that fixes electric moters, one of the guys came over and with his help it finally came off. We have to use a torch to heat it up, then it finally popped loose. He brought over a bearing heater and we heated up the new pulley and it went up a bit easier.
what did you use for a pulller??

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