belt tensioners wheels
06-22-2004, 06:21 PM
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belt tensioners wheels
>where can you get replacement ones that are bigger sizes than what you have ?
I am having a hard time installing my belt (using different size pullies both crank and S/C) seems like the 42.7" is too long while the 41.5" is too short ... so I figure that if I change the size of the tensioners roller I can either take some slack out of the longer 42.7" belt .
any one have an idea ??? :confuesd:
I am having a hard time installing my belt (using different size pullies both crank and S/C) seems like the 42.7" is too long while the 41.5" is too short ... so I figure that if I change the size of the tensioners roller I can either take some slack out of the longer 42.7" belt .
any one have an idea ??? :confuesd:
06-23-2004, 06:12 AM
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Re: belt tensioners wheels
Originally posted by bowtiepwr
>where can you get replacement ones that are bigger sizes than what you have ?
I am having a hard time installing my belt (using different size pullies both crank and S/C) seems like the 42.7" is too long while the 41.5" is too short ... so I figure that if I change the size of the tensioners roller I can either take some slack out of the longer 42.7" belt .
any one have an idea ??? :confuesd:
>where can you get replacement ones that are bigger sizes than what you have ?
I am having a hard time installing my belt (using different size pullies both crank and S/C) seems like the 42.7" is too long while the 41.5" is too short ... so I figure that if I change the size of the tensioners roller I can either take some slack out of the longer 42.7" belt .
any one have an idea ??? :confuesd:
If so you may want to try a Gatorback 6-rib belt (42.0 inches). The part number is 4060420.
They do offer an 8-rib but it is a 42.5" long belt. The part number is 4080425.
I think getting a different belt would be a cheaper alternative.
06-23-2004, 07:18 AM
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If you need any custom or odd sized belts try www.beltsforanything.com
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