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What a good budget 351W pulley system?

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Steven Rupp

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Anything out on the aftermarket that's good and not too expensive? Just needs to run PS and water pump. I wouldn't mind it had a smaller PS pump as well.

Any reccomendations?

It's a 351W (408) going in a '70 Fairlane and I'm runnin elec fans.
 
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i've seen some pretty nice ones in the Mustangs unlimited catalog, but for some reason they don't list them as a kit, all seperate pulleys. they are pretty inexpensive as well and i'm pretty sure they are available in underdrive and high flow versions.
 
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Thanks Brian.. I guess there's not much out there.
 
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Steven Rupp said:
Thanks Brian.. I guess there's not much out there.
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march makes a full pulley set as well, but i wouldn't consider them in the "not too expensive" category.
 
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i just checked mustangs unlimited website to see what they had available.

the pulleys start here and a kit for your 351 would run about $200

http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/Su...s&subCategory=Belts+&+Pulleys&CatKey=EMUSTANG
 
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Thanks Brian!
 

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With the dual fans you might want to run an alternator as well.....
 
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Steven Rupp said:
Thanks Brian!
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welcome
 

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With the dual fans you might want to run an alternator as well.....
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Haha, you beat me to it.

Anyways, if you wanted to run a serpentine setup, you could junkyard a 5.0 setup for cheap. Ford motorsport sells the adaptor bracket to use the 5.0 brackets with a 351w. Depending on the setup you get you may need the bracket to relocate the PS pump to where the AC is on most serpentine 5.0s. I think you could get the hole thing for around 150 or maybe even less. The motorsport bracket is like 50 bux and the PS relocator is between 30 and 50. Only other thing you would need to change would be the water pump because serpentine runs reverse rotation. Since you have a 351w, the water inlet should already be to the drivers side so no need to change the radiator.
 
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Haha, you beat me to it.

Anyways, if you wanted to run a serpentine setup, you could junkyard a 5.0 setup for cheap. Ford motorsport sells the adaptor bracket to use the 5.0 brackets with a 351w. Depending on the setup you get you may need the bracket to relocate the PS pump to where the AC is on most serpentine 5.0s. I think you could get the hole thing for around 150 or maybe even less. The motorsport bracket is like 50 bux and the PS relocator is between 30 and 50. Only other thing you would need to change would be the water pump because serpentine runs reverse rotation. Since you have a 351w, the water inlet should already be to the drivers side so no need to change the radiator.
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if he had a 69 351w it would have the passenger side water pump inlet, 70 and later had the driver side inlet. just an FYI
 

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if he had a 69 351w it would have the passenger side water pump inlet, 70 and later had the driver side inlet. just an FYI
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Good to know, I was under the impression that all the 351w motors were driver side. Thanks for the heads up.

So what side is your Fairlane waterneck on ?
 
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March pulley system is the way to go. Piece of cake and worth every penny.

Here is the same setup you need.

 
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