Belts To Buy What And Where
05-04-2008, 07:05 AM
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Belts To Buy What And Where
Im looking to buy belts for my ATI supercharger kit. 4.5" pully. What is the best brand to buy and where? Part #s would be great. 6 rib. thanks mike
05-04-2008, 07:18 AM
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here you go..
BELT SIZES for ATI/ProCharger
5.00" Pulley = 90.8"
4.75" Pulley = 90.5"
4.63" Pulley = 90.5"
4.50" Pulley = 90.0"
4.38" Pulley = 90.0"
4.25" Pulley = 90.0"
4.10" Pulley = 89.5"
4.00" Pulley = 89.5"
3.85" Pulley = 88.8"
3.70" Pulley = 88.8"
3.60" Pulley = 88.8"
3.50" Pulley = 88.8"
3.40" Pulley = 88.8"
3.20" Pulley = 88.8"
3.10" Pulley = 88.8"
3.00" Pulley = 88.8"
Belt Replacement for 1997-2004 LS1 C5 :
Gates Micro-V are recommended by ProCharger...secure from NAPA, CarQuest ...
For your 4.5" pulley, the belt from Advance Auto is a DAYCO #5060900 Poly Cog 6-Rib Belt.
Loosen the 1/2"-13 bolt, which secures the Tensioner Assembly to the sub-bracket.
Loosen the 3/8"-24 bolt, which connects the Tensioner eye bolt to the Tensioner Assembly
note where the "tensioner back" & "tensioner arm" notches are aligned..this is where you want to re-align them after new belt is installed.
Using a 13mm wrench, or a 13mm socket and 1/4" drive rachet, loosen belt tension by rotating the Brass Collar at the end of the tensioner eye bolt...
Lift off old belt and slip it out & reroute new belt...tension NEW belt by rotating Brass Collar Counter-Clockwise until the edge of the notches are lined back up (as stated above) DO NOT OVER TENSION BELT! ...it will walk-off if too tight.
5.00" Pulley = 90.8"
4.75" Pulley = 90.5"
4.63" Pulley = 90.5"
4.50" Pulley = 90.0"
4.38" Pulley = 90.0"
4.25" Pulley = 90.0"
4.10" Pulley = 89.5"
4.00" Pulley = 89.5"
3.85" Pulley = 88.8"
3.70" Pulley = 88.8"
3.60" Pulley = 88.8"
3.50" Pulley = 88.8"
3.40" Pulley = 88.8"
3.20" Pulley = 88.8"
3.10" Pulley = 88.8"
3.00" Pulley = 88.8"
Belt Replacement for 1997-2004 LS1 C5 :
Gates Micro-V are recommended by ProCharger...secure from NAPA, CarQuest ...
For your 4.5" pulley, the belt from Advance Auto is a DAYCO #5060900 Poly Cog 6-Rib Belt.
Loosen the 1/2"-13 bolt, which secures the Tensioner Assembly to the sub-bracket.
Loosen the 3/8"-24 bolt, which connects the Tensioner eye bolt to the Tensioner Assembly
note where the "tensioner back" & "tensioner arm" notches are aligned..this is where you want to re-align them after new belt is installed.
Using a 13mm wrench, or a 13mm socket and 1/4" drive rachet, loosen belt tension by rotating the Brass Collar at the end of the tensioner eye bolt...
Lift off old belt and slip it out & reroute new belt...tension NEW belt by rotating Brass Collar Counter-Clockwise until the edge of the notches are lined back up (as stated above) DO NOT OVER TENSION BELT! ...it will walk-off if too tight.
05-04-2008, 10:11 AM
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BELT SIZES for ATI/ProCharger
5.00" Pulley = 90.8"
4.75" Pulley = 90.5"
4.63" Pulley = 90.5"
4.50" Pulley = 90.0"
4.38" Pulley = 90.0"
4.25" Pulley = 90.0"
4.10" Pulley = 89.5"
4.00" Pulley = 89.5"
3.85" Pulley = 88.8"
3.70" Pulley = 88.8"
3.60" Pulley = 88.8"
3.50" Pulley = 88.8"
3.40" Pulley = 88.8"
3.20" Pulley = 88.8"
3.10" Pulley = 88.8"
3.00" Pulley = 88.8"
Belt Replacement for 1997-2004 LS1 C5 :
Gates Micro-V are recommended by ProCharger...secure from NAPA, CarQuest ...
For your 4.5" pulley, the belt from Advance Auto is a DAYCO #5060900 Poly Cog 6-Rib Belt.
Loosen the 1/2"-13 bolt, which secures the Tensioner Assembly to the sub-bracket.
Loosen the 3/8"-24 bolt, which connects the Tensioner eye bolt to the Tensioner Assembly
note where the "tensioner back" & "tensioner arm" notches are aligned..this is where you want to re-align them after new belt is installed.
Using a 13mm wrench, or a 13mm socket and 1/4" drive rachet, loosen belt tension by rotating the Brass Collar at the end of the tensioner eye bolt...
Lift off old belt and slip it out & reroute new belt...tension NEW belt by rotating Brass Collar Counter-Clockwise until the edge of the notches are lined back up (as stated above) DO NOT OVER TENSION BELT! ...it will walk-off if too tight.
5.00" Pulley = 90.8"
4.75" Pulley = 90.5"
4.63" Pulley = 90.5"
4.50" Pulley = 90.0"
4.38" Pulley = 90.0"
4.25" Pulley = 90.0"
4.10" Pulley = 89.5"
4.00" Pulley = 89.5"
3.85" Pulley = 88.8"
3.70" Pulley = 88.8"
3.60" Pulley = 88.8"
3.50" Pulley = 88.8"
3.40" Pulley = 88.8"
3.20" Pulley = 88.8"
3.10" Pulley = 88.8"
3.00" Pulley = 88.8"
Belt Replacement for 1997-2004 LS1 C5 :
Gates Micro-V are recommended by ProCharger...secure from NAPA, CarQuest ...
For your 4.5" pulley, the belt from Advance Auto is a DAYCO #5060900 Poly Cog 6-Rib Belt.
Loosen the 1/2"-13 bolt, which secures the Tensioner Assembly to the sub-bracket.
Loosen the 3/8"-24 bolt, which connects the Tensioner eye bolt to the Tensioner Assembly
note where the "tensioner back" & "tensioner arm" notches are aligned..this is where you want to re-align them after new belt is installed.
Using a 13mm wrench, or a 13mm socket and 1/4" drive rachet, loosen belt tension by rotating the Brass Collar at the end of the tensioner eye bolt...
Lift off old belt and slip it out & reroute new belt...tension NEW belt by rotating Brass Collar Counter-Clockwise until the edge of the notches are lined back up (as stated above) DO NOT OVER TENSION BELT! ...it will walk-off if too tight.
Excellent write-up!
05-11-2008, 06:02 PM
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05-23-2008, 11:50 AM
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is this the right part # for a belt with the 4.5" pully? gates micro v K060900 or K060905
thanks mike
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