Thread: Pully's don't line up.
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10-20-2009 03:16 AM #1
Thanks Jeff; I'm gonna go and do some checking.
I only got three things in box with the fliud damper.
A sticker, a warning note not to bang on it, and another sticker that has the No#
for the track inspector. There was not anything about a crank sprocket on any machining
being needed. Thanks again Kurt
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10-20-2009 03:43 AM #2
If it was the other way where your crank was in too far I was going to recommend that same spacer I am using from Zoops, but yours is just the opposite problem of mine. What water pump are you using? Those can vary too. I have actually had to pull the top flange a little further out with a press at times to get things to line up........had to do that on the 350 in my T.
Cars are so much fun sometimes.
Don
Dammit, another good ol boy gone. Condolence to the family. RIP Mike
RIP Mike Frade, aka 34_40