i have a buddy thats a master tech at a BIG ford lincoln mercury suzuki dealership anyways. they have specialty tools. i know the SHO is supercharged right? do they have any special tools he has access to that will work on are pulleys?
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04-08-2009
i have a buddy thats a master tech at a BIG ford lincoln mercury suzuki dealership anyways. they have specialty tools. i know the SHO is supercharged right? do they have any special tools he has access to that will work on are pulleys?
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04-08-2009
SHO does not have a blower on it. anyone that told you that is a moron.
04-08-2009
Thunderbirds had a blower on them. Unless he has a puller specifically designed to pull a pulley off of a Thunderbird with a m90 then i wouldn't use anything other than a puller designed for your blower.
04-08-2009
Wasn't the pulley on the tbird keyed, though? Don't know if it would need the same puller.
04-08-2009
i aint tried it yet but ive heard you go rent a pulley puller from autozone or where ever and remove the pulley that way. it will not be reusable tho.
04-08-2009
oo yeah i was thinking about that GET IN THE ZONE.... AUTOZONE i can get discounts from my buddy ha
hogan 3inch DP u bend delete ,180*tstat, autolite 104s, LED interior, 4" FWI, 2000watt system, bullitt rims, zzp pistons, pems, alt rewire, thrush muffs, 3.4 zzp mps, transgo shift kit, triple edge performance trans. autometer triple pod :SOON: urlosn HPT PCM tune, HEADERS, 1.9's
04-08-2009
tbirds m90 are keyed, no puller required!!!
Logan
04-09-2009
you need a puller that has a backing plate or youll just break the pulley by ripping the edges off of it.
04-09-2009
Any one up for betting on a taco-looking pulley when all is said and done?
04-09-2009
thats the route im going, im not putting that bish back on
04-09-2009
LOL well then by all means have at it LMAO!!Originally Posted by blowfishRus6
thats the route im going, im not putting that bish back on
04-09-2009
Sinister Drag Designs in Joilet, IL can swap pulleys for 50$, according to their website. You can also rent a puller from ZZP for like $35 plus deposit. you get your deposit back once you return the puller. i wouldn't mess with the autozone puller if you have never done a pulley before and also because it doesnt have a backing plate.
04-09-2009
You also need a means of pressing the new pulley on, though.thats the route im going, im not putting that bish back on
04-09-2009
3 lb. sledge and a little lovin'
Last edited by blueguy; 04-09-2009 at 11:18 AM. Reason: Don't Really Try This...
04-09-2009
Video camera, please.3 lb. sledge and a little lovin'
I am picturing you standing on the engine with a full length 8lb sledge, in a wife beater and cut-offs, looking down at your buddy saying "Now ya hold dat rit der while I hit it!"
04-09-2009
Hold it hold it hold it...Video camera, please.
I am picturing you standing on the engine with a full length 8lb sledge, in a wife beater and cut-offs, looking down at your buddy saying "Now ya hold dat rit der while I hit it!"
Billy get me a brewsky before I whack dis somebish...
04-09-2009
just rent a puller from ZZP. youll only have to use it once ever unless youre an idiot and get press on pullies.
04-09-2009
well see i dont understand how the mps hub goes on?? thats what i was figuring i would just whack it on there. insight??
04-09-2009
youre going to need a puller to put it on. you just use it backwards and press on the hub.
04-09-2009
You have to have a special hub install tool as the puller is too big for the small hub IIRC...
maybe not idk...
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