Also,

You can try putting it in gear, and having a buddy sit on the brakes. I know it's hood, but if you already tried starting the car (terrible idea btw) you can't get much worse lol

 

I know i wasnt proud of that move but I was out of options, we tried the way on the brakes and in gear too but it was flexing too much, maybe i can try that again with the charge pipe off to get some more room, we used 2 electric impact guns a snap on and a matco one, and 2 pos air guns and one good one rated to 700 ft/lbs, my buddy has a snap on one rated to 1500 ft/lbs, we r gonna try that one later, but man f@#k u ati for not including that groove

 

i had same issue, i used a tool looked like a vise grip had a chain and some grove,wrapped around the pulley, rested tool on block of wood (since noone seemed like they could hold it in place!! while i used my big breaker bar) but it worked... it didnt mess it up something similar to the link below

http://www.tooltopia.com/irwin-hanso...aign=nextag_r1

 

You are not alone sir



Pay someone.

 

^lmao! now thats a breaker bar haha

 

holy shit dude. and i thought i was ingenious using my floor jacks bar. that thing is crazy. did it break loose?

 

haha thats a great pic, that vise grip thing looks cool, but it might eat up my pulley, oh and i just wanna say f u ati again

 

Nope.

 

An option is to drill through the crank pulley bolt very carefully. Sell the ati and get a stock pulley.

 

Really? In the pic it appears that you're trying to break loose the stock pulley; was it rusted?