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Old 06-18-09, 11:08 PM
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questions on my gt500

how can u tell what size a metco pullie is? is there a # or sumthn in or around the pullie, car came with it already
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There are 2. One is a 2.8 that is a 10lb pulley and the 2.6 that is a 12lb pulley. Check your psi gage at about 5k and full throttle and you should be able to make out which one it is. I'm guessing it's the 2.6. I would hope there is also the extra tensioner pulley on there with it.
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ill check it out

alright man thanx ill have to see what it reads at that rpm range, it doesnt seem to have a aftermarket tensioner so ima make it my next step to put that on
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They do also make a stock size one. I didn't even think about that. I have one sitting on my desk here. It has no part numbers on it. If there is no extra tensioner it's possible to have a stock one I guess.
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Here is a picture of the 2.6 and the tensioner
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Old 06-26-09, 07:17 PM
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Here is a picture of the 2.6 and the tensioner
yea i need to put that tensioner on definately, what tensioner did u buy for yours? or do they all seem to work the same
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how can u tell what size a metco pullie is? is there a # or sumthn in or around the pullie, car came with it already
I would measure the front of it and then take about .2" off as the aftermarket pulleys are measured by the peaks of the ribs.

I would not go by the boost guage as that is not terribly accurate.
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Old 07-10-09, 09:24 PM
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They do also make a stock size one. I didn't even think about that. I have one sitting on my desk here. It has no part numbers on it. If there is no extra tensioner it's possible to have a stock one I guess.
Thats true someone may have put a stock size on to trade it in since they wouldnt want to press on the stock pullie as most times its trashed pulling it off.
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