Eaton/Magnacharger Question....
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Look's like .642 diameter with calipers. I can't remember what I gage pined it to but I have it at work if you need the excat number. Are you looking to make your own? Because nelson perfromance has down to 2.75 on the outside diameter. Myself I'm working on a 2.6 at work right now.
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Originally Posted by Lone Chev
Look's like .642 diameter with calipers. I can't remember what I gage pined it to but I have it at work if you need the excat number. Are you looking to make your own? Because nelson perfromance has down to 2.75 on the outside diameter. Myself I'm working on a 2.6 at work right now.
No, not going to make my own.
hold on a second and I'll show you guys whats up!
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OK, check this folks!
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The SuperGrip Supercharger Pulleys are uniquely designed to eliminate belt slippage and extend supercharger belt life. When a supercharger belt slips, power is lost. Belt slippage will prematurely destroy a supercharger belt. The slits and holes provide traction for the belt. They allow the air that gets trapped under the belt to escape to prevent a cushion of air from building up under the belt and causing it to lift away form the pulley inducing slip.
I need the measurement to see if this guys M62 pulleys will fit our MP112's
this is pimp!
The SuperGrip Supercharger Pulleys are uniquely designed to eliminate belt slippage and extend supercharger belt life. When a supercharger belt slips, power is lost. Belt slippage will prematurely destroy a supercharger belt. The slits and holes provide traction for the belt. They allow the air that gets trapped under the belt to escape to prevent a cushion of air from building up under the belt and causing it to lift away form the pulley inducing slip.
I need the measurement to see if this guys M62 pulleys will fit our MP112's