Hello All!! Newer member here. Not sure best place to post this or if I'll even get any replies... I was just curious what type of pulley setup everyone's running? I've seen some of the underdrive pulleys but can never find one for my power steering pump. I've had my A/C deleted before I bought the car and I know there's a bracket to move power steering up. I was also just curious what other options there was out there to keep from raising the pump up? I have noticed on top of my power steering bracket there's two hole like I could mount a dummy pulley there but not sure which I need?? I appreciate all of your guys input and help! Pictures would be great as well!
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underdrive pullies on the street.I have a 93 fox body 5.0 hatchback.. I intend for it to be a good sounding street car that occasionally I take to track and want to always out run a camaro!! I will most likely just be driving as my weekend warrior to shows and events with my kids. Modifications I'm not 100% sure of yet other than smog and ac deleted and edelbrock performer 5.0 upper and lower intake with 70mm throttle body and upgraded injectors I think 24 lbs.
I have a 93 fox body 5.0 hatchback.. I intend for it to be a good sounding street car that occasionally I take to track and want to always out run a camaro!! I will most likely just be driving as my weekend warrior to shows and events with my kids. Modifications I'm not 100% sure of yet other than smog and ac deleted and edelbrock performer 5.0 upper and lower intake with 70mm throttle body and upgraded injectors I think 24 lbs.
I'd put the AC back on and run stock pullies and belt 
Right now I'm running a 78" belt that is rubbing the water pump. So I'm not driving it much right now as I'm fixing a few other things. Just need to see what options are available other than moving power steering pump up with ac delete bracket.
Skip the pullies and just buy the $60 delete bracket kit from LRS. That way your accessories are secure and not rigged up.
Pullies are losing favor among stree driven mustangs because of the cooling/charging issues that can arise if they already have some underlying issues.
Rather than $100 on pullies, spend $100 on an explorer intake and TB instead.
Pullies are losing favor among stree driven mustangs because of the cooling/charging issues that can arise if they already have some underlying issues.
Rather than $100 on pullies, spend $100 on an explorer intake and TB instead.
@mikestang63 @A5literMan @90sickfox may have better suggestions for ya, but my (other) suggestion is-maybe look into adding an AC delete pulley to the stock compressor bracket :
https://m.summitracing.com/parts/rnb-34163/none/images
Or an air pump delete pulley:
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-9486BL/79-...or?year=1993&gclid=CJTBp4PAk9MCFRy4wAodIyYPoQ
https://m.summitracing.com/parts/rnb-34163/none/images
Or an air pump delete pulley:
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-9486BL/79-...or?year=1993&gclid=CJTBp4PAk9MCFRy4wAodIyYPoQ
You only need the smog delete pulley with specific supercharger kits, otherwise just a slight change in belt routing easily eliminates the smog system
Hmm, that's not a standard mustang PS bracket. It's Something different. The pump and pulley are not 1993 vintage either.
Is that original motor?
Even more reason for this
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-8511A/must...93?year=1993&gclid=CLKVnZPFk9MCFcOIswod_CMGuQ
Is that original motor?
Even more reason for this
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-8511A/must...93?year=1993&gclid=CLKVnZPFk9MCFcOIswod_CMGuQ
That has been most consistent option.. I was just curious what options were besides bracket that moves power steering up so high...
That has been most consistent option.. I was just curious what options were besides bracket that moves power steering up so high...
At this point, ussure because your accessory bracket for the PS setup is not standard 1987-1993 Fox
I'm not sure. As far as I know it's the original motor... Just bought car in December and trying to problem solve all these issues...
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