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  1. #81
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    Put me down for a kit as well.

    Excuse my ignorance but what exactly do you do to remove the crank pulley and alt pulley. I'm assuming the crank will turn when you try to tighten it, so what do you do?

    MKader17

  2. #82
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    Quote Originally Posted by MKader17 View Post
    Put me down for a kit as well.

    Excuse my ignorance but what exactly do you do to remove the crank pulley and alt pulley. I'm assuming the crank will turn when you try to tighten it, so what do you do?
    Getting the original crank pulley off is the biggest problem. If you dont have a quality 3 jaw puller (snap-on, mac, etc.) plan on breaking a few of the cheap ones. You will need a big piece o pipe to throw over your half inch ratchet to break the crank bolt loose, I use a prybar through the pulley to hold it. Once you win that battle you will need a new crank bolt to throw on the new dampner/pulley. The alt you should be able to get by holding more pressure on your belt with the idler, or use an impact.

  3. #83
    I'm interested in a kit also. I'll PM you. when did you say they will be in?
    Daily beater: 1997 Ford Escort

    WIP: 96 S10 - 408 stroker: LQ9/T56 Swap, Callies Compstar Rods/Crank, JE LSx FSR Pistons, L92 heads w/.660 spring upgrade, Synergy custom Cam, 90mm Nick Williams TB, Yella Terra 1.7 rockers, Sanderson's LSx conversion headers, Compcams Magnum pushrods, Strange Prostreet 3.73 gears, Corvette C-5 brake conversion front, Firebird Trans-am conversion back, 03 Cobra injectors, Nelson tuned CPU/Wideband,

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    got any kits in?

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    I wouldn't recommend using a breaker bar on the crank bolt. Virgil and I broke the head off his doing that. Use an impact.

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    No but Virgil reuses his crank bolts which is a no-no and stresses the bolt to no end leading to a failure. If you do it to the GM specs you won't have issues. I don't know how many bolts I've put in, all new, with a breaker bar and never had a problem/failure of a GM crank bolt.
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    I'm talking about removing them with a breaker bar. And last I knew Virgil always uses a new bolt?

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    Got any more kits in?
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  9. #89
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    I want a set please!!! Pm me HitmanX. I need them soon.

  10. #90
    Me too! I think I pm'd u!
    Daily beater: 1997 Ford Escort

    WIP: 96 S10 - 408 stroker: LQ9/T56 Swap, Callies Compstar Rods/Crank, JE LSx FSR Pistons, L92 heads w/.660 spring upgrade, Synergy custom Cam, 90mm Nick Williams TB, Yella Terra 1.7 rockers, Sanderson's LSx conversion headers, Compcams Magnum pushrods, Strange Prostreet 3.73 gears, Corvette C-5 brake conversion front, Firebird Trans-am conversion back, 03 Cobra injectors, Nelson tuned CPU/Wideband,

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