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M62Pulley Puller
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 4:21 AM
I tried searching but never found anything. i was jsut wondering if i had to take my s/c off the car in order to put a smaller pulley on the s/c.

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Re: M62Pulley Puller
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 4:46 AM
Depends if you have the hub on it yet or not. If you don't have the adapter hub already pressed on then yes the s/c has to come of to machine press the hub on. If you already have the hub then you it is just a matter of taking off the bolts that hold the pulley to the hub.



Re: M62Pulley Puller
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 4:57 AM
ok, yeah i dont have th hub on yet. so off with the s/c it is




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Re: M62Pulley Puller
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 7:57 PM
Yeah. Do you have the puller already?
Re: M62Pulley Puller
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 10:25 PM
ME and a local J owner took our cars to his friends shop, in the parking lot I took off BOTH blowers, then we had the friend swap our pulleys. (He traded me a 3.0" for my Stock) well it was a total of about 1.5hours TOTAL from teh time we got there tiull we left, swapping the belts and all. We didn't even have to use a car jack.

So you just takin off your S/C and doing a swap shouldn't take you that long with proper tools.



Re: M62Pulley Puller
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 4:58 AM
Admiral Jedi wrote:Yeah. Do you have the puller already?


yeah a buddy has one for his ss/sc that he is gonna lend to me.


James (ROLN19S) (JuicyJ) wrote:ME and a local J owner took our cars to his friends shop, in the parking lot I took off BOTH blowers, then we had the friend swap our pulleys. (He traded me a 3.0" for my Stock) well it was a total of about 1.5hours TOTAL from teh time we got there tiull we left, swapping the belts and all. We didn't even have to use a car jack.

So you just takin off your S/C and doing a swap shouldn't take you that long with proper tools.


yeah i dont think it should take that long either. should i get a new belt for it since im putting the 3" pully on or am i ok to leave the one that came with the s/c kit on




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Re: M62Pulley Puller
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:47 PM
My belt had to be swapped for the shorter one, it was slipping.



Re: M62Pulley Puller
Thursday, February 26, 2009 12:08 AM
total blackout wrote:
Admiral Jedi wrote:Yeah. Do you have the puller already?


yeah a buddy has one for his ss/sc that he is gonna lend to me.


James (ROLN19S) (JuicyJ) wrote:ME and a local J owner took our cars to his friends shop, in the parking lot I took off BOTH blowers, then we had the friend swap our pulleys. (He traded me a 3.0" for my Stock) well it was a total of about 1.5hours TOTAL from teh time we got there tiull we left, swapping the belts and all. We didn't even have to use a car jack.

So you just takin off your S/C and doing a swap shouldn't take you that long with proper tools.


yeah i dont think it should take that long either. should i get a new belt for it since im putting the 3" pully on or am i ok to leave the one that came with the s/c kit on


with the 3.0 pulley it started squeaking during startup. I would get the cobalt stage 2 belt and cut a rib off.



Re: M62Pulley Puller
Thursday, February 26, 2009 12:10 AM
i got the stage 2 belt, stock one was slipping.

what do you think about going smaller in pulley size in regards to the tensioner? get the zzp tensioner if you go under 2.9?

woot for getting side tracked on youtube for a couple hours..



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Re: M62Pulley Puller
Thursday, February 26, 2009 6:39 AM
ok ill prolly get the stage 2 belt just to be safe. anyone have the part number for that?




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