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Old 05-10-2005, 12:12 AM
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Well I'm down here working on it.

I've got the machine shop making the new and improved tubes for bolting the supercharger up to the manifold. Instead of stock tubing used in the prototype the production manifolds will have tubes machined just the way I want them. They will be bigger around with a smaller bolt hole and have a recess in the top so that the socket head bolts we will be using (allen heads) sit flush inside of the tubes instead of bolt heads on top.

I revised the pulleys for the alternator and ac. We machined the pulley i had taken the ribs off of down to 50mm and added it as a second pulley on the back of the factory bracket along side the original pulley with the ribs still on it. This reroutes the belt for better clearance around the bump on the timing cover. A 6202 bearing was used in the pulley to begin with due to it's narrowness so it's already good for the higher rpms the pulley will spin now that it's 50mm instead of 70.

I also determined I can forgoe the add on bracket for the lower additional idlers for the supercharger belt along with those idlers. We're machining a small diameter smooth pulley to go on the same assembly the factory idler does. This makes installation easier, reduces parasitic drag, shortens the belt, and gets everything back up above factory height to avoid clearance problems with the fan. I was considering using two 6901 bearings in place of the 6301 bearing to maintain longevity at the higher rpms the smaller pulley will be spinning but after doing the math determined we can stick with a 6301. We are using skf bearings and this size bearing from them is dependable at speeds of 22,000 rpms which makes us good for 7300 engine rpms.

I'll know better shortly but I think I have clearance to step up to 6 rib pulleys and a 6 rib belt. If I can get a good price on machining a crank pulley and alternator pulley with 6 ribs would you guys be interested?

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Old 05-11-2005, 12:17 PM
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*ponders*

What would be the exact effects of the 6 rib
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Old 05-11-2005, 02:49 PM
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20% more pleasure?

umm, probably 20% less chance of slipping.
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Old 05-11-2005, 04:04 PM
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Arent those the same things

Hmm, yeah id probably be interested
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Old 05-11-2005, 08:44 PM
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I put in the custom machined idler for the power steering and supercharger belt which let me get rid of the extra bracket for the extra idlers. I'm very happy with it. This is definitely 100% set for the production run so I'll put the order in with the machine shop when I pick up the manifold bolt tubes.

I have a couple more manifolds on the way and a couple more promised to be on the way shortly. When they all get here we'll start with cutting them up and the manifold fabrication.
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Old 05-15-2005, 10:40 PM
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eh, the double idler idea for the ac/alternator belt sounded and looked good unfortunately it didn't work so well. The idea of the second pulley was in order to improve the clearance for the belt. The original single smooth pulley setup i came up with for that belt worked well and I've gone back to it. I was hoping to use a bolt on part to increase the clearance to what I want for the production run so I didn't have to collect ac idler brackets but no sense getting into excessive engineering to avoid finding half a dozen brackets. AC idler brackets are now added to the list of factory parts that will be needed in exchange for modified parts. We're nipping about 1/4 off a spot in the back.

So now the production run belt setup is done.
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Old 05-15-2005, 10:43 PM
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I guess this is about as good a place as any to post this. Anyone that has extra ac idler brackets (complete with 4 rib idler pulley) I'm interested in purchasing them.
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Old 05-15-2005, 10:45 PM
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cool. I am so glad to hear that stage 3 is off the ground legitimatley. Although I am unsure of when I would be able to buy one because I would never buy it with a 5mt still in the car. I would be breaking transmissions left right and center 3 times a day.

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Old 05-16-2005, 05:44 PM
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I guess this is about as good a place as any to post this. Anyone that has extra ac idler brackets (complete with 4 rib idler pulley) I'm interested in purchasing them.
I have one on the engine in my garage. It came from the used engine I bought so I have no idea how the bearing is.
Can you replace the bearing if it is bad?
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Mike, I guess I didn't trash the powersteering bracket like I thought. I found it today while i was looking for a sensor that someone needed. Let me know if u still want it.

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I have one on the engine in my garage. It came from the used engine I bought so I have no idea how the bearing is.
Can you replace the bearing if it is bad?
I have one as well. Bearing was a bit noisy, that is why I took it off. PM me.
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Old 05-16-2005, 08:37 PM
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Nope, I don't need the power steering brackets anymore but I do need the ac idler brackets now. Got one of those?

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Mike, I guess I didn't trash the powersteering bracket like I thought. I found it today while i was looking for a sensor that someone needed. Let me know if u still want it.

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I have one on the engine in my garage. It came from the used engine I bought so I have no idea how the bearing is.
Can you replace the bearing if it is bad?
Ya, I can replace the bearing.
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Old 05-16-2005, 08:58 PM
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Ya, I can replace the bearing.
I'll send it along with the engine mounts.
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I'll send it along with the engine mounts.
Awesome, thanks.
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