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    I has a Waterpump for sale if you need one. It's the non-HD version. The HD versions never seem to last as long, FWIW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesIvey24 View Post
    good lord bill. i thought my lines were bad.
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    Are you opposed to running a single belt? ...if you could get your hands on an ssm90 zzp pulley (it's 1" offset, and does require an mps) ..then you could try a single belt setup..something like below.
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    if the power steering pump is too close for the belt to clear coming down from the idler to the balancer, grab a spacer from a bonne/riv/park avenue.. it spaces the power steering pump back an inch or so towards the firewall.
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    Thanks James, first couple days after the fire I just couldn't clear my head to get a good idea of how to go about doing this. Now with your belt routings and peoples idea's I'm starting to visualize it better, going to be a couple of weeks before I tear into the vehicle to get the full extent of the total damage, in the mean time I'd like to hear about all posibilaties. Thanks guys!!
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    Something else you may want to check out is a timing belt idler pulley from a Subaru. Saw it in the latest Mighty Car Mods episode and it may help you out.

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    I think you need to run seperate belts. The supercharger will take up to 30-40 hp to drive all the time. You need full wrap on the PS too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandman View Post
    Something else you may want to check out is a timing belt idler pulley from a Subaru. Saw it in the latest Mighty Car Mods episode and it may help you out.

    https://youtu.be/Xx2juohU6h4?t=10m
    That right there is just what I need, Thanks Sandman, nice find
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    I already ordered one to make a s/c belt wrap out of, lol
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    I love Mighty Car Mods.
    An engine is an engine no matter the size.... I think Dr. Seuss said that... or maybe it was Big Weld....
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