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Old 05-13-2010, 09:01 PM
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Well i think these might work. I need to call them.

What do you guys think?

BTW ive tried sponsors to no avail for info so please excuse my posting of this link.
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Old 05-13-2010, 09:08 PM
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I see u wasted no time.
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Originally Posted by fastnblu
I see u wasted no time.
LOL

Im not one to fool around! Ive been searching since i bought it.
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looks good to me.... you gonna be the test dummy? lol!
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I bought a 3.0 already for my truck. It'll be on after my truck gets repaired from accident.
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Excellent, please post what you find.

Mine is waiting to be installed, unfortunately it won't happen yet (not enough $$$ for a built tranny right now).
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OK, I'm pretty dense when it comes to mechanical stuff, so please educate me. I can see using a pulley puller to get the old one off, but how do you put the new one on? Will the whole blower need to be removed and/or disassembled and put in a press? Or is there an easier way?
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im almost positive that there is a threaded center to push the pulley on
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Originally Posted by quez82
I bought a 3.0 already for my truck. It'll be on after my truck gets repaired from accident.
Where did you buy from ?

And i take it you had to buy a tool for removal? info please! Thanks!


And BTW what exactley does our pulley measure? i dont a set of calipers to do it exact.
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Originally Posted by pewterliftedz
im almost positive that there is a threaded center to push the pulley on
I would think so, if not you guys are s.o.l. it would suck to take the Maggie back of.
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