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Lightbulb Pulley sizes

What size pulleys are there on a stock 911 crank and alternator.Are there different sized pulleys available for either?

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Old 05-10-2002, 05:42 AM
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I don't know the actual diameters, but i do know a few people that run larger pulleys on the fan, to reduce air cavitation at high rpms's.

I know S-Car-Go Racing does this to 3.0 and 3.2 L motors that see a lot of track use.
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Lightbulb pulley sizes

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I don't know the actual diameters, but i do know a few people that run larger pulleys on the fan, to reduce air cavitation at high rpms's.

I know S-Car-Go Racing does this to 3.0 and 3.2 L motors that see a lot of track use.
I'm looking to either go bigger on the crank or smaller on the alt size pulley.
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Check out this thread for more information on fans and pully ratios.

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