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Hey, just bought an ASP crankshaft pulley off summit....anyone know if i'll need a different size belt to install it? Or if i should just buy another one anyhow (car's at 88 thousand miles) Is there any kind of performance belt out there? thanx
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Re: new serpentine?
As far as replacing them, the only time you need to replace the serp. belt is when it's frayed/cracking, and that can be determined by a quick visual inspection. There are some Gatorback belts that are supposed to reduce slipping, but you need to be careful when going there...don't want to create parasitic loss -
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i thought they were supposed to stop parasitic loss...Originally posted by Smoke PantherComment
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Not if they grip too hardOriginally posted by tkoforpresidentComment
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so what would you suggest?Originally posted by Smoke PantherComment
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If your current belt is frayed/cracking, stock replacement should be more than adequate, however, i'm not sure if it'll be the right size for that fancy new pulley you just boughtLast edited by Smoke Panther; 03-05-2007, 02:37 PM.Comment
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If your lucky the belt tensioners will take up the slack! :D hopefully nothing is too loose.MSN: inynn666@hotmail.com<br />1996 Arctic white -3800-<br />Pacesetter Headers & Y-Pipe, CAI, LS1 Dual Exhaust, LS1 Driveshaft<br />*15.17 @ 95MPH*Comment
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i'm probably gonna have a shop install the pulley anyhow so if the old belt doesn't fit then i'll just have them get a new one at the right sizeOriginally posted by BOSSV6Comment
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most underdrive pulleys can be used with the stock sized belt2000 Camaro 3800 A4Comment
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yeah i think your right.....but you never knowOriginally posted by 00 Silver 6Comment
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