I just got off the phone with someone at Whipple who really knows what's going on. It took a little time to get thru their phone protocals to someone who knew what they were talking about.
This started when I swapped an '04 6.0L into my '00 GMC with the 2 belt Whipple kit on it. The main crank pulley for the whipple would not fit in the new harmonic balancer correctly.
There are 2 solutions that we could come up with.
1. Machine the main Whipple pulley to fit in the new balancer. Whipple has all the engineering drawings so a machinist could do this easily.
2. Convert my compressor from the 2 belt setup to the 1 belt setup. Cost for the conversion will be $650. Sort of steep, but I would have to pay a machinist for 3-5 hours for the other. Plus using the stock balancer as the whipple drive pulley should speed the compressor up a little.
For anyone else looking at converting from the 2 belt setup to the 1 belt setup on their whipple talk to Steve and Whipple.
No more trucks, but this is what I used to have. 2000 GMC Sierra, 6.0L-LQ4, Built 4L60, LS6 Cam, The Other Guys Headers, 3 inch exhaust and 7 chamber flowmaster, 43lb injectors, Nelson Tuning, Drop - 3/4 McGaughys Spindles, Bell Tech Shackles & Hangers. Best time 13.59 @ 106