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#1390470 12/30/2020 6:43 PM
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Hello all, I'm looking to have my engine look like what it would be from when new in 1968, no chrome this and that and or that billet stuff (yuck) just plain old OEM stamped steel pulleys. My combinations of parts on the motor is alt on drivers side along with the pow strg pump under the alt also on drivers side exactly what it would look like when new in 1968. No a/c yet but might be in the future though so would need for the w/p a two pulley setup. I have read that the pow strg pulley is specific to the arrangement of the other pulleys. Yes I know the w/p needs to be a short pump which I do have.
Anybody out there having such pulleys and there Stamped/casting numbers as a "set" for a/my small block motor? Or maybe any motor manual type books/pages/links with casting numbers and there fitments configurations?

Thanks in advance for any help.
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Some years back, I got a two-shiv pulley for SBC from J.C. Whitney. I believe it was 10% smaller for the A/C application. It was for the stock, short-water pump configuration. It was chrome. No black offered. I suppose if you found one in some other catalogue you could prep and paint it black. Maybe Summit has them. I believe JCW is no longer in business.


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Originally Posted by 1Ton_tommy
I believe JCW is no longer in business.
They're still around but now part (heh wink ) of Carparts.com.
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Originally Posted by 1Ton_tommy
Some years back, I got a two-shiv pulley for SBC from J.C. Whitney. I believe it was 10% smaller for the A/C application. It was for the stock, short-water pump configuration. It was chrome. No black offered. I suppose if you found one in some other catalogue you could prep and paint it black. Maybe Summit has them. I believe JCW is no longer in business.

Thanks but Looking for OEM pulleys only.

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