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#48803 08/08/2005 8:41 PM
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I am putting a 350 in my 66 but I dont have any pulleys. I was wondering what combination of grooves do I need between the crankshaft and water pump pulley. Obviously I have a alternator, but I also have a power steering pump and air conditioner compressor. Any help would be appreciated.
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Go Serpetine save the hassle, getting pretty popular at junkyards now. popcorn The Truth is Out There (Thats what I am doing)

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It depends so much on what your putting it in and how much room you have. Possibly two but more than likely three on the crank. Check out Alan Groves for some ideas.


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#48806 08/10/2005 6:45 AM
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Well it is going in my 66 pickup. could someone look at theirs and tell me what you have. How many groovs in the water pump pulley and how many in the crank pulley. Thanks

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Come on guys I know somebody can answer this question

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On my '51 with a 350 I have 3 groove crank pulley, Alan Grove brkts, power steering, alternator, and Vintage A/C. I started with a two groove then added power steering and had to go to three. Zeke


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1 water pump, 2 crank - 1 belt will run water pump and alt both leaving 1 for the AC - try lookin at some in the wreckin yards, oughta be somplace around w/ more than a few 350's
oh yeah - forgot the power steering - never had it myself grin

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Here is what was on my 69 with air and power steering. P/s next to block on stamped pulley, alternator on second, a/c on outer.
http://myoldtruck.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=2734&c=500&userid=238
http://myoldtruck.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=2735&c=500&userid=238


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