Underdrive Pulleys
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Underdrive Pulleys
I'm trying to find a damn set of underdrive pulleys but not ones that need a new belt...I just spend 60$ on a new belt and dont feel like buying another one.Anyone have any suggestions
The motor is a 3.1 V-6
The motor is a 3.1 V-6
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where did you get your belt the dealer (over priced) you need to get one from auto zone or pep boys cheap and strong i have not had any problems with them i have even used them on my supercharger.
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$60 on a belt???? 
Tou could always CAD them up & give plans to a machine shop to fab.
But I went thru about 6 belts whenI had the 3.4 to find the right size, and only 2 for the 3800. Always keep receipts, and teh belt that fits is always teh most expensive
Tou could always CAD them up & give plans to a machine shop to fab.
But I went thru about 6 belts whenI had the 3.4 to find the right size, and only 2 for the 3800. Always keep receipts, and teh belt that fits is always teh most expensive
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project, if he got a goodyear gatorback, them are about 45 a belt for me. If he lives in a higher cost of living area, I could see them being almost 60.
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Originally posted by Dale
project, if he got a goodyear gatorback, them are about 45 a belt for me. If he lives in a higher cost of living area, I could see them being almost 60.
project, if he got a goodyear gatorback, them are about 45 a belt for me. If he lives in a higher cost of living area, I could see them being almost 60.
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You guys need to drop those parasitic serpentine systems. Those belts get expensive. I like my 6$ V belts, only have two, and if oe snaps, the other takes its place (they both connect to water pump and alt.)
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project, if he got a goodyear gatorback, them are about 45 a belt for me. If he lives in a higher cost of living area, I could see them being almost 60.
project, if he got a goodyear gatorback, them are about 45 a belt for me. If he lives in a higher cost of living area, I could see them being almost 60.
yeah it was about 60$.About the pulleys,I was wondering if there were any not actully smaller pulleys that a new belt would be required but just lighter ones..
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The underdrive smallers are a tad lighter. I dont know of any OTC ones that are stock size, just lighter.
Order the pully whenever, and when you need a new belt get the smaller and install at same time.
Order the pully whenever, and when you need a new belt get the smaller and install at same time.
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