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    Quote Originally Posted by litemup View Post
    Pictured is ATI crank pulley and stock ac pulley.
    AHhhhhh...it all makes sense now, sorry. I thought the ATI pulley pictured in the OP was an A/C pulley.

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    Now that's better...




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    That looks better
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    I ordered one too. Thank you for posting this issue up for the rest of us to learn from.

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    Here it is mounted. Trigger wheel will go back on after the ac compressor bracket is installed.


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    Where is it?

    Hehehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by litemup View Post
    Pictured is ATI crank pulley and stock ac pulley.
    Thanks for posting pics of said ATI unicorn pulley.


    How in the hell did they sell lots without this ever coming up as an issue? Maybe all other customers live in Alaska or simply like their balls in a pool of shweat.


    Last edited by highboostingm3; 05-21-2014 at 12:40 AM.
    Where have I been? Astral projecting.

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    Eric to install this did you need to pull the large crank bolt? I ordered one as well.
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    I used the old crank bolt to draw it on to the crank. Install a new crank bolt once it's on. It took a lot of force to install.
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    With the LS stuff, and being cold here in new england, i will put the crank pulley on top of my wood stove for a couple minutes to heat it up. Combine that with the cold crank snout from being in New england, it slips on most of the way and makes drawing it in alot easier.
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