Buy a part to modify it

Started by Crosley.In.AZ, June 05, 2004, 02:13:02 PM

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Crosley.In.AZ

I needed a dual belt altenator pulley for my sbc in my dodge.

i found a chrome pulley that was close, but would not bolt on. So I machined it a bit to fit.

All I had to do was cut the center down deeper so I could get a nut onto the alt's shaft.

I don't like the depth of the belt grooves, so I most likely will change those too. the grooves are slightly narrow, so the belt sets up a bit high

Can't us car guys leave anything alone?

:lol:
Tony

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SKR8PN

Crosley.......you been out in the sun to long again?????  Ya done had it chucked up the lathe.......Why didn't ya just go ahead and cut those belt grooves?????
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Crosley.In.AZ

Quote from: "SKR8PN"Crosley.......you been out in the sun to long again?????  Ya done had it chucked up the lathe.......Why didn't ya just go ahead and cut those belt grooves?????

============ the belt height deal I am unhappy with was discovered friday eve when I bolted the pulley on and hung the belt over it.
Tony

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58Apache

Ummmm  no ....  isn't that the whole point?

Thanks to seeing all you guys fiddle with and modify things, I actually think I might be able to try my hand at some of this too.

Of course I don't have fancy lathes and stuff like that, but I can try?

Standby to standby as they said in the Navy .......wait, I was in the Air Force. Don't look for wings on my car though.

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