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From: franklin
Originally Posted by S2oooNvegas,Jul 30 2009, 05:15 AM
Just talked to jack,
. I know why i dont remember pulling WP pulley, i didnt do it. He did that part before i came over. Im a dee de dee. 
. I know why i dont remember pulling WP pulley, i didnt do it. He did that part before i came over. Im a dee de dee. 
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S2kart,
your results look more like what happened to mine than what Slambo posted.
I will throw the pulley in the CMM tomorrow and then run it in Ansys, see what I get
I agree with archtop, $25 bucks is worth changing it every 6 months. It only takes 10 minutes.
Joaquin
your results look more like what happened to mine than what Slambo posted.
I will throw the pulley in the CMM tomorrow and then run it in Ansys, see what I get
I agree with archtop, $25 bucks is worth changing it every 6 months. It only takes 10 minutes.
Joaquin
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From: franklin
Originally Posted by R1_Pilot,Jul 30 2009, 05:38 AM
S2kart,
your results look more like what happened to mine than what Slambo posted.
I will throw the pulley in the CMM tomorrow and then run it in Ansys, see what I get
I agree with archtop, $25 bucks is worth changing it every 6 months. It only takes 10 minutes.
Joaquin
your results look more like what happened to mine than what Slambo posted.
I will throw the pulley in the CMM tomorrow and then run it in Ansys, see what I get
I agree with archtop, $25 bucks is worth changing it every 6 months. It only takes 10 minutes.
Joaquin
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Originally Posted by S2oooNvegas,Jul 29 2009, 05:15 PM
Just talked to jack,. I know why i dont remember pulling WP pulley, i didnt do it. He did that part before i came over. Im a dee de dee.
. I know why i dont remember pulling WP pulley, i didnt do it. He did that part before i came over. Im a dee de dee.
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Originally Posted by R1_Pilot,Jul 29 2009, 03:33 PM
I know Dave you say that the 95 should not matter ... but it does strain it more. The more you spin the more HP that blower requires and therefore strain throgh the system. Now, it should still be whithin the safety factor of the system.
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Originally Posted by juntuned,Jul 29 2009, 06:22 PM
whatever makes u feel better..... why do people have such a hard time accepting blame? WOW, did I ever say this was your fault? you have helped me out and i appreciate that but its fine to not be "perfect" on occasion. Nobody is going to think less of you
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Originally Posted by chairmnofthboard,Jul 29 2009, 03:51 PM
Juntuned, would you like me to machine you one out of billet aluminum? We will make it solid & thicker. I can also make it out of steel.
Thanks for offering a hand, We might need your help
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Originally Posted by chairmnofthboard,Jul 29 2009, 06:31 PM
Uhmm That's not what he referring to. Read his previous posts.
this isnt important..... I dont care if cinderella herself pulled off the pulley. The fact is, it came off. I agree with you however that it should not matter how tight the bolts are if the pulley is made from sufficient material! ya know.