Re: For Guys With Gen 3 Hemis and Steering Boxes
[Re: BergmanAutoCraft]
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04/02/15 05:07 AM
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autoxcuda
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Coming at you.
Aluminum body or cast iron?
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Re: For Guys With Gen 3 Hemis and Steering Boxes
[Re: BergmanAutoCraft]
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04/11/15 11:01 PM
04/11/15 11:01 PM
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68cuda440
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Stock pulley from which cars specifically? I think I need a pulley.
I guess I will answer my own question. Looks like Jeep TJ, Corvette, and a few others. Car must come w/ TC style pump and the 0.663" pump shaft. This pump is the smaller shaft w/ a roller bearing. The larger shaft TC pump uses a bushing and does not handle as high a load or speed. Which pulley depends on your crank pulley style and diameter. I have a 5.875" six rib serpentine under-drive March crank pulley. The factory LS pulley is 7.5" crank (I think) and the stock PS pulley for the Vette is 6.5". Turn One sells a stock replacement billet pulley for the Vette LS1 and a 5.75" over-drive pulley. I purchased the Turn One 5.75" pulley. Picture of pulley on pump attached.
Michael
1968 Barracuda Notchback Coupe
440 EFI 6-pack, T56 Magnum 6-spd
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Re: For Guys With Gen 3 Hemis and Steering Boxes
[Re: BergmanAutoCraft]
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04/11/15 11:29 PM
04/11/15 11:29 PM
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72Swinger
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I kinda already covered all this in Autoxcuda's thread. You can get the pump with a billet v groove pulley and attached reservoir for about $200. A 4.7 Durango pulley also works fine.
Mopar to the bone!!!
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