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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Adding Horsepower!!!
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The anti-seize compound is a must. It is available at all automotive stores. Use a lot of it on the sleeve, bolt and shaft.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Adding Horsepower!!!
Problem now........
Put the whole pulley together and now I have a problem hooking everything up. The 15mm socket that helps to remove the supercharger belt is now in my way because, of the studs sticking out of the screw makes it impossible to completely rest the tool against the stock pulley so now i have a big gap so inserting the screws with that gap doesn't look right at all. Do I need to remove the 15mm socket on the stock pulley before continuing or do I have to remove something else in order for the stud to rest against the pulley? Thank you in advance for your help |
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