Finally finished

[MidnightriderZ24]

Yeah x2 on the part #. If mine cracks ever again I'd rather put this nice unit on. I take it fits just the same? Hey Dave, does yours sound supercharger with that cracked pulley? Mine did... lol

yeah ill grab a part number tomorrow at work. i got it for $28, but that was cost. when you guys swap these pulleys make sure u change out the shaft seal (cheap). it might require a longer belt, but the tensioner should pick up the slack.

[IsaacHayes]

I didn't change the shaft seal when I put on my new plastic pulley. It's got 220,000+ miles on the pump... doesn't leak. Now the hoses to the rack... they seep, but don't drip or spray unless I add too much to the reservoir. That and my oil pan gasket are the ONLY leaky parts on my car. Oil pan is starting to leak bad now and leave spots on the pavement.

[MidnightriderZ24]

seal isnt leaking, lucky!

[Nick-G]

yeah ill grab a part number tomorrow at work. i got it for $28, but that was cost. when you guys swap these pulleys make sure u change out the shaft seal (cheap). it might require a longer belt, but the tensioner should pick up the slack.

A part # would be great this pulley would be a nice addition to my build.

[MidnightriderZ24]

pulley number is GM 12593693

[Superdave]

GM PART # 12593693
CATEGORY: Steering Pump Pulley/Cap
PACK QTY: 1
CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $32.81
OUR PRICE: $19.45

[MidnightriderZ24]

well i got some more stuff done.. kinda got the motivation back.
Done: I got the headers welded up on it, crossover made, plenum spacers machined out, intercooler mounted, charge pipes made (3''), got the throttle body put back together, and braided power steering lines made. still need to do ALOT more...ALOT!

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[torq455]

love the headers! gotta be difficult to plan your configuration, and have it come out that nice.

[MidnightriderZ24]

yes sir, lots of staring and thinking, engineering.. im basically making everything custom, i mean everything lol

[SofaKingWeToddDid]

agreed, those headers look sweet. cant wait to see it ALL finished! lol but sexy sexy so far!

[3400-95-Modified]

Looks like your working with a Mig welder... Finally... Those are probably the better of the many welds I have seen on some other custom builds, still a little bit bubble gummy, but not splattered everywhere. Too many people use flux core welders and the outcome sucks, at least appearance wise, granted it typically still seals.

[MidnightriderZ24]

thanks, yeah my welder's regulator took a dump so it would barely have 3psi during the welding and it would start splattering, gotta get it fixed asap, i got alot of stuff to weld up yet lol.

[pocket-rocket]

They make a spray you can spray on parts to keep spatter from sticking to bad.

[AaronGTR]

Yeah, I've heard of that spray but never tried it yet myself. Still, the shielding gas is still more important to have working properly, for the strength and integrity of the weld more than for splatter reduction.

Anyway, progress looks good. That is gonna be a sick turbo setup when you are finished!

[pocket-rocket]

I'm not disagreeing with you. I never meant it was a replacement for shielding gas, but it would help clean up what spatter did happen to land. I've seen the stuff used. Spatter scrapped off pretty easy with a putty knife.