Got BBK underdrive pulleys this morning

Slow5.0

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This morning I got from Summitracing BBK polished aluminum underdrive pulleys #1554
Today on on job on launch I was tryin installed in 30 min BUT everything was good except belt, like you guys know long time ago I take smog and a/c accesories out so I was running short belt 820K6 but this belt didn't work with BBK pulleys , little too long , after job I make trip to autozone and advance parts and bought about 10 different size of belts , and I find out that blet 812K6 was perfect
Thank you all guys on help to make good choice of many underdrive pulleys
Like you guys know I like take pics of any project I doing , thats because meybe that gonna help somebody else one day , or I have provement to I did that and I have too many pics on komp and CDs
Here is some pics

 

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wytstang

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I got my ASP yesterday from www.racenet.net I will put them on soon these things are super light I hope they are as good as every one says they are i payed $98.45 shipped for mine. I think it will be worth the money and I hope they work great for you to they look kick ass.

 

Kevin R.

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Hey Seth, let me know if you have any voltage problems with your pulleys. I am having a big time keeping a charge with my Alum. BBK's. They sure do look nice though.

 

Mrgreen94gt

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Such nice shiny pulleys! Now, the other ones need to match.

 

Slow5.0

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Mrgreen94gt said:

Such nice shiny pulleys! Now, the other ones need to match.

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I know , where I can bought aluminum power steering and belt tensioner or what ever is name

 

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85GTlover

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Shine your aluminum up with fine grit sandpaper start at 180 -220 then 300-400 grit then 600-800 grit, takes time but aluminum can look fantastic polished. Get some good polish at the end.

Nice pullies btw and you are a good man for posting pics and helpful hints.

 

HoofnIt

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where I can bought aluminum power steering and belt tensioner or what ever is name

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I think he goes by Wazee. Do a search on Ebay and you might find some. PS-The new pullies look pretty nice.

 

Mrgreen94gt

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Here's a direct link to Wazee's site.

http://www.wazeepulleys.com/

Nice stuff. I may just get some of it for myself one day.

 

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Mrgreen94gt said:

Here's a direct link to Wazee's site.

http://www.wazeepulleys.com/

Nice stuff. I may just get some of it for myself one day.

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Mine just showed up today, and they are VERY nice peices. Now if my UD pullies and Romac balancer would just show up.


Anyone know a place a guy can get a billet pulley for an FRRP A\C delete?

 

Dan95-5.0

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they look just like the ones i bought used but the ones i got are march. i got to get some bolts to install them tho. thats all thats holding me back

they look good.

 

Slow5.0

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First of all Thank you

I bought polished BBK pullyes from summit #1554
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=BBK-1554&N=120 4294925232 4294923360 302608
Pullyes don't come with new bolts ,you have to reuse stock one, alternator pully don't needed any shim, everything fit 100% except belt, you need shorter belt , I don't have smog pump and A/C and I with that setup I runing 820K6 belt,with BBK pullyes Inow I runing 812K6 belt
Charging is good , only on idle 900-1200 voltake drop from M to R but when I reached 1200rpms voltage comes back to M

 

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Did your butt-dyno feel a difference with the u/d's, Seth?

 

Slow5.0

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Yes i'm, on higher rpms,and on the track too with u/d pullyes and alu driveshaft I run 14.1@97 , without u/d pullyes and driveshaft I run 14.7@93

pleasehelp said:

Did your butt-dyno feel a difference with the u/d's, Seth?

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cmozez

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I have the same ones with a 750 watt stereo and I have had zero charging problems. I've had them for about a year and a half.