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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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Too bad no one makes a smaller diameter alternator pulley (overdriven) to work with underdriven main pullies to maintain alternator output. I've been looking for a way to slow down the water pump for track use but also maintain alternator output for the few times the car sees street use.
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Re-Speed
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The Newbie
Join Date: Sep 2009
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Pulley
Type in Rx7 Pulley on ebay. There is a guy in Florida that sells OEM outside diameter pulley's with 2 belts. Got some for my car last year. They are in chrome and black. Just looked on ebay and they are there now.
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^ Using my stock S5 alternator pulley as reference, the Re-Speed pulley, at 2-5/8" diameter per their website is the same exact diameter as stock, so it wouldn't help infernosg, as he's looking for an overdrive pulley (to net a stock ratio when paired with an aftermarket underdrive e-shaft pulley). It works for me though, since I still have my stock e-shaft pulley.
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