what pullies to use with roller 302 swap in classic

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i am helping a friend install a roller 302 from an 89 mustang in his 67 fastback.we used the original timing cover and waterpump off the 289 and are trying to figure out if there are pullies available to set this up properly.all he has to run is the alt,waterpump and crank pully.most kits i have seen cost alot of money and are for a/c,p/s etc.any suggestions would be great.
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All he needs is an alterator bracket and water and crank pulley from any of the Mustang parts suppliers.

 

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we have the brackets,just need to know what pullies can be used with the new style balancer with the old set up.we want to use the v belt still to make things easier.
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mark

 

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You either need an aftermarket balancer that either has both 3- and 4-hole pulley bolt patterns or an aftermarket pulley for an early Mustang that will fit the late model balancer.

 

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You might be able to just drill the 4 hole pattern in the crank pulley. I've done this once. all I had to drill was three holes, the 4th lined up with one of the existing holes in the pulley.

 

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What I did on my car was use a serpentine style belt, but ran it like a regular v-belt (clockwise water pump). I used the late model mustang crank pulley (E4ZE?), an 80s crown vic 5.0L water pump pulley (D9AE? OR F0AE? I think, have to double check, both work but slightly different sizes), and any alternator pulley, but I just went with a late model 3g alternator. The alternator and pulleys from the local U-pick cost me under $30, incuding about 5' of 4ga alternator output wire.

 

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thanks for the suggestions.we found a setup that works.we used the stock w/p pulley with a crank pulley we had off an early 80's f150 and they lined up properly.the crank pully had 3 groves and we only needed 1 so i took my plasma cutter and cut off the 2 outside groves.definately made for a clean look when done.
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Decurion said:

What I did on my car was use a serpentine style belt, but ran it like a regular v-belt (clockwise water pump). I used the late model mustang crank pulley (E4ZE?), an 80s crown vic 5.0L water pump pulley (D9AE? OR F0AE? I think, have to double check, both work but slightly different sizes), and any alternator pulley, but I just went with a late model 3g alternator. The alternator and pulleys from the local U-pick cost me under $30, incuding about 5' of 4ga alternator output wire.

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The Vic pulley would have been an E5 or E6AE, that was the first year for the std rotation dual belt Vic setup. Same thing I'm running on the 5.0 in my 89 Ranger. Definately not a D9 part, the "F0" may be right, although the 91's were the last year models for this setup.