Inside Pics - R TVS 1900
06-22-2010, 08:49 AM
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Inside Pics - R TVS 1900
Took My blower apart to have a smaller pulley installed / shaft keyed ,and have the snout clearenced.
Just thought some of you might want to see the inside of this unit.
And here is the New Pulley, a 2.6 maggie .
Just thought some of you might want to see the inside of this unit.
And here is the New Pulley, a 2.6 maggie .
06-22-2010, 10:01 AM
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Lol, thats what I was thinking. A 2.6 will put you where you want to be with the 6l, but I think you are really gonna have some trouble getting the belt to stick. You should at least get the grooves of the pulley sand blasted for roughness. I had that done on my 2.9 and it helped alot. Other people like the RIP pulley or something similar from leftcoast32.
06-22-2010, 12:16 PM
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From the few dynos I've seen here this SC doesn't seem to be that far off in hp/tq from other tvs1900 with the stock pulley.
I assume if you go to a smaller pulley, then the inlet of the Roush becomes a factor? I'd like to learn something new
I assume if you go to a smaller pulley, then the inlet of the Roush becomes a factor? I'd like to learn something new
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06-22-2010, 12:35 PM
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Lol, thats what I was thinking. A 2.6 will put you where you want to be with the 6l, but I think you are really gonna have some trouble getting the belt to stick. You should at least get the grooves of the pulley sand blasted for roughness. I had that done on my 2.9 and it helped alot. Other people like the RIP pulley or something similar from leftcoast32.
If it slips and is a PITA, i will go a bit bigger, or say F blowers and go turbo