lincolnboy
Dedicated LVC Member
10 rib pully system be a good start
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			And thats why we don't invite you to play any reindeer games.10 rib pully system be a good start
Think hard about your question, the side of the belt that pulls the water pump and physics......:shifty: is the water pump spinning backwards now? mine spins counter clockwise
Well time is up but I am not in the mood to bash right neow.
Ribbed side of the belt makes chit spin the same way as the crank. Non-ribbed side will make the chit it touches spin the other war. Dont matter how the belt is routed, it all spins the same way.
If he had it spinning backwords thats cause somehow he managed to get the ribbed side on the water pump.that is beyond untrue i was working on a jeep chrokee years ago that had an overheating problem that ended up being the cust routed the belt wrong spinning the water pump backwards, it was like yours looked correct, but its all in the routing

Yeah, kinda. Power is 316/307 now. Cars midrange is WAY nicer though. She accelerates harder it seems. It also FEELS faster. IDK why but it does. Unfortunatly the motor is now hurt and I am focked.you back yet? we need a update! Or are you ashamed you didnt get 340 rwhp?
ok use lowered springs for a tbird thanks
ok use lowered springs for a tbird thanks
So Sapperfire came over last night so we could get an early start on the car today. He had actually started on it before I wouke up and when I went outside he had a lot torn down already.Yeah, kinda. Power is 316/307 now. Cars midrange is WAY nicer though. She accelerates harder it seems. It also FEELS faster. IDK why but it does. Unfortunatly the motor is now hurt and I am focked.
 The tensioners and guides look perfect and show no wear. At that point I was certain the rods or main bearings were shot. We started to make plans as to how to do the motor swap and set this one to the side for a rebuild. So Jeremy starts to make some calls and I fiddle with the tensioners and get the drivers side guide to squeeze out about 1/8-1/4" and start to think maybe it is worn and dont pump up enough and maybe its worth trying to swap them to see what happens.
 The tensioners and guides look perfect and show no wear. At that point I was certain the rods or main bearings were shot. We started to make plans as to how to do the motor swap and set this one to the side for a rebuild. So Jeremy starts to make some calls and I fiddle with the tensioners and get the drivers side guide to squeeze out about 1/8-1/4" and start to think maybe it is worn and dont pump up enough and maybe its worth trying to swap them to see what happens.  He touches it and it goes "clink clink" on the crank. He just grabes it and it slides off the crank with no effort at all. I take a look and man o man was he right! I had never been so happy to see a broken part! :lol:
 He touches it and it goes "clink clink" on the crank. He just grabes it and it slides off the crank with no effort at all. I take a look and man o man was he right! I had never been so happy to see a broken part! :lol: 
	