Looking for supercharger pulley
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Then get this to install the new pulley: https://www.vmpperformance.com/VMP-U...tallation-Tool
It's a little pricey and made for early Mustangs but works really well on SC X308s. The installer bolt is 5/8's-inch with an M8/1.25 adapter to screw into the shaft. That big bolt takes a 15/16 wrench, actually two - one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut - but you have a lot a leverage to install the pulley. The remover works well, too, with a 3/4" (1+1/8 wrench) bolt to pull the clam-shell that attaches to the pully in the belt grooves.
It's a little pricey and made for early Mustangs but works really well on SC X308s. The installer bolt is 5/8's-inch with an M8/1.25 adapter to screw into the shaft. That big bolt takes a 15/16 wrench, actually two - one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut - but you have a lot a leverage to install the pulley. The remover works well, too, with a 3/4" (1+1/8 wrench) bolt to pull the clam-shell that attaches to the pully in the belt grooves.
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Then get this to install the new pulley: https://www.vmpperformance.com/VMP-U...tallation-Tool
It's a little pricey and made for early Mustangs but works really well on SC X308s. The installer bolt is 5/8's-inch with an M8/1.25 adapter to screw into the shaft. That big bolt takes a 15/16 wrench, actually two - one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut - but you have a lot a leverage to install the pulley. The remover works well, too, with a 3/4" (1+1/8 wrench) bolt to pull the clam-shell that attaches to the pully in the belt grooves.
It's a little pricey and made for early Mustangs but works really well on SC X308s. The installer bolt is 5/8's-inch with an M8/1.25 adapter to screw into the shaft. That big bolt takes a 15/16 wrench, actually two - one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut - but you have a lot a leverage to install the pulley. The remover works well, too, with a 3/4" (1+1/8 wrench) bolt to pull the clam-shell that attaches to the pully in the belt grooves.
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I have this. Stock pulley off of my 2006 str eaton m112. You can have it if you find a way to get it there. Pressed off so no heat or damage 3/4 inch bore and a little over 3 inch diameter measured at the flange. Ask a moderator for pm privelages if interested
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Just managed to read the number stamped on your pulley - 100044. Cannot see clearly what's to the right of it. My stock Jag pulley also carries number 100044 and "-XL" to the right of it. So, your pulley appears to be identical to the stock Jag (the "-XL" or whatever to the right is probably just a batch number).
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