Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 7:29 pm Post subject: pulley
I beg to differ with you on the appearance of my pulley. Other than being made from a billet rather than sheetmetal, it appears the same. I acquired the original Willy's print to manufacture it by, so I know it is correct. We even cut a groove in between the pulley grooves to make it look correct. If you are referring to the cast pulleys others are selling, I agree with you on you evaluation. I also have some good used originals in stock.
John
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Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 7:42 pm Post subject: pully
Thanks John,
The pictures of the repros look great and they are certainly more rugged than originals.
The part that I see as being very different is the front face of the pully. If I remember correctly, the originals have three sheetmetal tabs sticking out / forward.
This difference is easily spotted when glancing at the pully from under the front bumper.
It appears that the billet pullys do not have this subtle look of the original.
This is only a concern to the purists.
Tom
Actually Tom you could use the new strong pully John makes and epoxy a set of fake tabs on it and paint to match. _________________ Wes K
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