Smaller Water Pump PUlley?
04-30-2008 | 06:57 AM
#1
Smaller Water Pump PUlley?
is there a way to get a smaller water pump pulley to clear a larger crank pulley? I'm trying to figure out how the pulley comes off. Anyone have experience with this?
05-01-2008 | 06:37 AM
#7
I thought I got back to you with this one. Sorry if I did not.
Try ASPracing. He can manufacture it or whatever pulley you want. He is doing my waterpump right now. So he knows what he's working with.
He was a bit particular about the water pump.. I had two choices. Ship him my own waterpump, which I did.(he takes off the old pulley and puts on the new one) charges about $100 or so for this. OR he told me he would purchase the waterpump and then take the pulley off and put on the new one (This of course costs a bit more because of the purchase). Talk to Lee Cooper.
This company has real fair prices for 8 rib set ups or whatever you want.
Try ASPracing. He can manufacture it or whatever pulley you want. He is doing my waterpump right now. So he knows what he's working with.
He was a bit particular about the water pump.. I had two choices. Ship him my own waterpump, which I did.(he takes off the old pulley and puts on the new one) charges about $100 or so for this. OR he told me he would purchase the waterpump and then take the pulley off and put on the new one (This of course costs a bit more because of the purchase). Talk to Lee Cooper.
This company has real fair prices for 8 rib set ups or whatever you want.
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05-01-2008 | 08:18 AM
#8
I thought I got back to you with this one. Sorry if I did not.
Try ASPracing. He can manufacture it or whatever pulley you want. He is doing my waterpump right now. So he knows what he's working with.
He was a bit particular about the water pump.. I had two choices. Ship him my own waterpump, which I did.(he takes off the old pulley and puts on the new one) charges about $100 or so for this. OR he told me he would purchase the waterpump and then take the pulley off and put on the new one (This of course costs a bit more because of the purchase). Talk to Lee Cooper.
This company has real fair prices for 8 rib set ups or whatever you want.
Try ASPracing. He can manufacture it or whatever pulley you want. He is doing my waterpump right now. So he knows what he's working with.
He was a bit particular about the water pump.. I had two choices. Ship him my own waterpump, which I did.(he takes off the old pulley and puts on the new one) charges about $100 or so for this. OR he told me he would purchase the waterpump and then take the pulley off and put on the new one (This of course costs a bit more because of the purchase). Talk to Lee Cooper.
This company has real fair prices for 8 rib set ups or whatever you want.
oh, ok thanks man. i think you did get back to me but this is way more detail. that rocks. i'm on it.
05-01-2008 | 08:54 AM
#9
Picking up the new water pump and shipping it today. Thanks again man. We're gonna make it 1" smaller than stock.
what should i do about idlers? I see guys using some 100mm ones. I need 3 right?
what should i do about idlers? I see guys using some 100mm ones. I need 3 right?
05-01-2008 | 10:13 AM
#10
Two idlers.. if you are doing an 8 rib.
You can have ASP make them or you can use Metcos. ( I don't know what ASP's look like - but I know they can make billet aluminum or steel - for about the same price)
ASP looked at the two 100 mm Metcos I had and said they are wide enough to support an 8 rib. You are going to need a bushing for the Metco to sit on also. You can get this with David at Magnuson. You are also going to need a slightly longer bolt, you can get it from a local hardware store.
Don't go buying and sending anything without first calling him. ASPracing. Talk to Lee Cooper.
You can have ASP make them or you can use Metcos. ( I don't know what ASP's look like - but I know they can make billet aluminum or steel - for about the same price)
ASP looked at the two 100 mm Metcos I had and said they are wide enough to support an 8 rib. You are going to need a bushing for the Metco to sit on also. You can get this with David at Magnuson. You are also going to need a slightly longer bolt, you can get it from a local hardware store.
Don't go buying and sending anything without first calling him. ASPracing. Talk to Lee Cooper.