Where to find trick old school pulleys for 70 Mustang

4MuscleMachines

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Well I am adding PS TCP rack to my car and replacing the manual TCP rack. This means I must change my pulleys also. Right now I have March Perf alum pulleys.
Looking for a different look like KRC serpentine pulleys but they do not make the crank 4bolt pulley. Anybody know of any place? Not looking for the Ford racing style either, but an old school but modern serpentine looking type, like the first two pics.

I looked up Canton Racing Products, but same thing, nothing for a 4bolt crank pulley.
Thx,
Frank

 

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Here are a couple of pics of the engine, I think the March pulleys are too bling since I am going for sort of a trans am theme.

 

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looks fine to me lol very nice.....

 

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Try http://www.zoops.com/product-listing.asp?ID=5

 

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Thanks but too similar to March pulleys. Maybe powdercoat them? Theres an idea! I really liked the KRC stuff, too bad they dont have 4bolt crank pulley.

I figured with all of their state of the art machines, they would offer to make one for me. Anybody personally know somebody there?

 

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Drag...33616QQitemZ8028369829QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FORD...46098QQitemZ8028693324QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NASC...38656QQitemZ8015962381QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V

Keep an eye on ebay, there are often used Yates and racing pulleys on there. Just an idea.

 

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Hey- could you just drill the pulley for the 4-bolt pattern? My 4-bolt pulley locates on the balancer with a centering ring, so the bolts just keep it tight to the balancer.

 

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I will also say the March pieces match the coilover mounts, radiator, and strut brace just fine.

But if you want to change buy the pulleys you can get and use whatever fits for the crank pulley. Make sure they are color matched and nobody will notice. The crank pulley being relatively deep, and the bottom of the engine, and behind the radiator would make it fairly discreet.

 

4MuscleMachines

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Yes, I guess you are correct, but what about this one? Too racy looking? The belt a bit too wide and overdone? Just trying to be creative and different.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Proc...029579037QQcategoryZ38656QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

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I think those are along the same lines as the March items you already have in the looks department.

 

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I personally think the march pulley's fit right in perfect with you engine bay. They do have the non ultra ones which are powder coated.

 

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hell a couple coats of semi-gloss and you're good to go.