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I'm sure that this has mentioned before but I see that you have chosen the "I see you F****** oil leak" grey for the block and accessories.

What's with the wide pulley? Is that the one you ran before?
 

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Noobz347 said:
I'm sure that this has mentioned before but I see that you have chosen the "I see you F****** oil leak" grey for the block and accessories.

What's with the wide pulley? Is that the one you ran before?
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Lol yes I will be able to laser pin point any leaks on this engine with a quickness!

The blower pulley is in fact the same one I ran before, to my knowledge they do not make a 6 rib version for the m112.
 

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General karthief said:
That is a busy belt
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I am not 100% sure that is the route or tensioner I am going to use. The difficulty is getting a tensioner that will do the job and package correctly in the space I have. Sure I can tension the belt with the alternator but I need some amount of spring for when the weight of the blower rotors try to rip the belt off the car during gear changes.
 

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I might opt for a flat pulley with guides front and back for the idler if that's even possible... Just so that belt doesn't try and walk when it's spinning down and idler tension is low.
 

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I got a couple pullies that I don't know where they came from that could give you some options.
 
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Hmm.... got pitures?
 

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I don't know what this is off of, I found it in a box of parts in the stunt double, has ford and duellie on it, I also have multiple grooved and flat pullies from the 7.3 in the dump truck so we have options.
 

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At some part stores the replacement tensioner pulley ( just the pulley ) is smooth with a raised edge like the original factory pulley but plastic.

This is the pulley we are supposed to have on our mustangs. For some reason parts stores started replacinh them with flat smooth pulleys. This is why a bunch of people throw belts at high rpm and get squeaks.





Autozone used to carry them in stock but part number may be different. Advance Auto never had the correct pulley. Any time I replace a tensioner I make them defect the smooth pulley and exchange for raised edge smooth pulley. The factory did it for a reason.

I know this is more than what you asked, Steve. The part number is in there somwheres...
 
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Thanks Scott! I actually have one of those on the car right now, the flat one was used for its diameter.... not much space to be had where I put it, the raised edge one would not fit. .
 
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So got some quick shots of the progress made, the brackets take a bit of time to get just right. Everything must be within a degree or so or the belt will do a high speed come off, we dont want that.

This piece holds the bottom of the tensioner in place, turned out nice and solid.
I think we are almost there, the belt was too short. It should go under the idler pulley between the alternator and blower.

More in the works, waiting for a big order to come in from summit. Lots of fittings and braided nylon line coming (i could not bring myself to use the supplied fittings and hose), I am also tapping the passenger side rail where they use that odd o ring plug... nope not on my car
In that order are the intake gaskets I need to make final measurements, I am planning a blower snout support. It wont be anything fancy just a cradle but I want it to function properly, the less things move the better. I dont want any gasket issues.

Still have to figure out what I am going to do for the wmeth nozzle, i want it downstream of the blower but i am out of real estate.
 
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The nylon braided line worked out really well on my car. It made things so much easier. The metal braided lines can be a PITA.
 

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My order came in but the hose will be here tomorrow.... my plan for this weekend is to get the iat sensor tapped in it's new location and make the intake permanently installed. Fit brackets for the fuel rails and test fit the AN fittings. Complete the front dress on the engine and the cradle for the blower nose.

So not much right?
 
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AN stuff is really nice, I like it.



Took longer than I anticipated but the fuel rails are mounted and the lines are made up.
The regulator location is going to make the inlet pipe a bitch to route.... gonna have to think on that one
 
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So let us take a moment here and contemplate the chosen path.



Some of the newer folks may not know while some of the older folks may remember that the first version of the project was this:



Look at how the mighty hath fallen:





A vast improvement in my book even though Version One [was] kinda cool.
 
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Thanks! I would trade it for the version you depicted in a heartbeat though.... that's awesome.
 

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That install looks really clean. I like it !!!
 

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Oh sh!@, so the first version was going to have on demand boost, flip a switch to engage blowers ?..lol
 

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Noobz347 said:
Next up test and tune... then water/meth and a butt load of timing.
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Lol then a new thread "The Rebuild"
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It will be with a larger blower. LOL

Like of a diesel train.
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Wow Noobz you were able to see the future.
 

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Wow Noobz you were able to see the future.
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I used to try and tell people that but I already know they don't believe me so...
 
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I believe everything noobz says
 
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