3800 Another 3.4 pully ?

[BigJermGTP]

Maybe im just imagining this but i remember someone saying theres a way to switch between different pullys without the pully puller once youve installed it once. Is there such a product out there, if so where can you pick one up. Also another ?, how hard is it to replace the belt when your installing a new pully. Bottom line im looking to get a 3.4 fairly soon and would want someone with puller to help me out, for $ of couse. I'd be putting 180 stat, plugs and belt with the pully, the only thing id need help with is the pully of couse. Any info on any of this stuff would be great. Thanks

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[BigJermGTP]

Originally posted by BigJermGTP@Jan 9 2005, 07:36 PM
Maybe im just imagining this but i remember someone saying theres a way to switch between different pullys without the pully puller once youve installed it once. Is there such a product out there, if so where can you pick one up. Also another ?, how hard is it to replace the belt when your installing a new pully. Bottom line im looking to get a 3.4 fairly soon and would want someone with puller to help me out, for $ of couse. I'd be putting 180 stat, plugs and belt with the pully, the only thing id need help with is the pully of couse. Any info on any of this stuff would be great. Thanks

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Ok i take some of that back, i went to intense and saw the modular pully system, so that answers my question for the most part, are you able to put the stock one back on with the system?

 

[Fish]

No. You would need a 3.8 pulley made to fit on the hub, or remove the hub to put the stock pulley back on.

 

[BigJermGTP]

Originally posted by Fish@Jan 9 2005, 07:57 PM
No. You would need a 3.8 pulley made to fit on the hub, or remove the hub to put the stock pulley back on.

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So basically I'd need the pully puller to put the stock one back on

 

[Fish]

Yes, you need the puller to pull the stock one off and to press the hub on.

Then if you wanna take the hub off, you need the removal plate, and the puller to take it off.

 

[BigJermGTP]

Originally posted by Fish@Jan 9 2005, 08:00 PM
Yes, you need the puller to pull the stock one off and to press the hub on.

Then if you wanna take the hub off, you need the removal plate, and the puller to take it off.

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Thanks, for the info, do you know anyone in the Aurora area that has a puller and would do that for me

 

[Fish]

You can try GTPHale.