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LSJ Rebuild Blowout Sale!!!!
If you would be interested, I have a snout off of the blower those pullies came from, it was shaved down to clear the 2.5" pulley. I could sell you the pulley and the snout, you would just take your blower off, remove the snout, install the new snout with pulley already on it, re-assemble the blower, re-fill with oil, and go from there.
Just a thought.
yeah, i was thinking of sending it out to be ported and polished. i was figuring on using the internals i have now, but depending on how much you want, maybe i'll take the whole thing and have a full rebuild done.
bump... need to sell this crap. Car might be gone for good now.
Make me an offer on the bare housing. Its a little big, and weighs probably 8-10 pounds, but shipping still shouldn't be too bad.
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Last edited by ItalianJoe1; Dec 2, 2008 at 01:30 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
If/when I pull down the block, i'll let you know. As much other **** as I have to do, its no great priority, and judging by the other **** on here, the only thing I could sell out of the bottom end is just that one little piece, so its not really a good use of my time to strip my busted block, i'll just end up with a larger pile of parts than just the block itself.
If you plan on running the 5 rib belt, you would have to change the crank pulley and the A/C compressor, i'd suggest against that. You will need the LSJ idler to replace your stock tensioner though, assuming the LE5 is setup just like the L61 up front, i've never personally done one, but I believe its the same. You will also need the alternator mounting bracket, which is how the tensioner actually attaches to the block.
I do have an alternator, sure, and a stock endplate.
If you plan on running the 5 rib belt, you would have to change the crank pulley and the A/C compressor, i'd suggest against that. You will need the LSJ idler to replace your stock tensioner though, assuming the LE5 is setup just like the L61 up front, i've never personally done one, but I believe its the same. You will also need the alternator mounting bracket, which is how the tensioner actually attaches to the block.
If you plan on running the 5 rib belt, you would have to change the crank pulley and the A/C compressor, i'd suggest against that. You will need the LSJ idler to replace your stock tensioner though, assuming the LE5 is setup just like the L61 up front, i've never personally done one, but I believe its the same. You will also need the alternator mounting bracket, which is how the tensioner actually attaches to the block.
Well I really didn't want to replace my A/C compressor and as for the mounting bracket that shouldn't be much.
And I already have the tensioner.
Lemme get up some money hopefully within the next couple of weeks and I will send you a PM. Hold the alternator and end plate for me if you could and we will talk about a price.
SOB.....
Well I really didn't want to replace my A/C compressor and as for the mounting bracket that shouldn't be much.
And I already have the tensioner.
Lemme get up some money hopefully within the next couple of weeks and I will send you a PM. Hold the alternator and end plate for me if you could and we will talk about a price.
Well I really didn't want to replace my A/C compressor and as for the mounting bracket that shouldn't be much.
And I already have the tensioner.
Lemme get up some money hopefully within the next couple of weeks and I will send you a PM. Hold the alternator and end plate for me if you could and we will talk about a price.
Also, if you don't mind running the 4 rib belt instead, you don't have to change the crank and a/c, i'm just letting you know whats possible.
Yea I know, but that's the only reason I was looking into getting the LSJ alternator....damn it, I'll figure something out. At least hold an end plate for me.
Well, the LSJ is reverse rotation to work with the blower, I thought thats why everyone used them. Either way, nobody's beating down my door, i'll keep one for you though.



