Very Tight Pulley Spacing
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Very Tight Pulley Spacing
Here are a couple of pics of my front pulley spacing on my newly assempled 400. Seems awfully tight. Any opinions?
They don't rub or touch, but not muck room for error. i don't remember them being this close on the donor engine.
The pulley alignment isn't particularly good either, but this can be fixed with a shim spacer.
They don't rub or touch, but not muck room for error. i don't remember them being this close on the donor engine.
The pulley alignment isn't particularly good either, but this can be fixed with a shim spacer.
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Here are a couple of pics of my front pulley spacing on my newly assempled 400. Seems awfully tight. Any opinions?
They don't rub or touch, but not muck room for error. i don't remember them being this close on the donor engine.
The pulley alignment isn't particularly good either, but this can be fixed with a shim spacer.
They don't rub or touch, but not muck room for error. i don't remember them being this close on the donor engine.
The pulley alignment isn't particularly good either, but this can be fixed with a shim spacer.
Seems a might tight to me too! I guess as long as it works without any interference it should be OK.
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From: Media PA
Wow that is tight, the crank pulley has lots of bolt hole choices which makes me think that is not stock, but i really have no actual knowledge. aligment is a problem which will really show with the close spacing.
