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#615038 01/30/2010 2:28 PM
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I'm going to add power steering to my early 46 chevy and need a double belt harmonic balancer. Will a balancer from a 63 or later inline six work on a 54 power glide engine? Is it possible to modify the single belt balancer for two belts?

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seems like i have read about having a new groove cut in it for a accesory belt. sorry i don't have a 235, so i don't have any good info for you. i guess you would have to get a 2 groove water pump pulley too. you think somebody would make such a thing. good luck

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Hy ttodd, Damper Doctor lists two p/n CHE2356 is an original overhauled 235 balancer with a two groove pulley, and p/n CHE2356R which is a new non original two groove pulley balancer for a 235, not original in appearance,hope that helps.

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Thanks for the info. I'm just now colecting parts for the power project and researching some of the different ways to do it. I have a power box from a 84 Toyota land cruser that I'm thinking about using, but don't have the pump from the old Toyota. I've just spent about 2 hours doing searches on the subject and found a lot of info. Does anyone know if a Chevy pump will work with a Toyota power box?


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