Dual Fueler Belt Routing with Van coolant bridge.

JD Dave

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Thought I'd start a thread since a few people have seemed interested in this. Do you think this routing will work alright? I need to get a longer belt but thought I'd see if this is how others have done it. Sorry for the bad picture.
 

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Tony Burkhard

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Hope here is a couple more, I would take more good pictures but the truck is gone...:mad:
the second pic just shows the set up for the DYNO. When it was in the truck i used the fan bearing.
 

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JD Dave

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Hope here is a couple more, I would take more good pictures but the truck is gone...:mad:
the second pic just shows the set up for the DYNO. When it was in the truck i used the fan bearing.

Thanks, that's how I'll do it. I can see why your having sellers remorse. It will all go away when you make the first good pass with XXX.
 

duratothemax

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has anyone seen/compared an 06-09 van coolant neck to an LML coolant neck in person? Or an LGH van coolant neck?

They are the same "idea"/style as the 06-09 van coolant neck...but they are different part numbers. I wonder if they are indexed/aimed/angled differently at all???
 

JoshH

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How bout dual fuelers with the oil centrigue thing?

I sent Dan a PM about it and he had no clue what I was talking about:confused:
This picture is straight off their website.

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JoshH

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The only thing I don't like about that routing method is there isn't as much belt contact with the CP3 pulley as there is the other way, and there is hardly any contact with the A/C compessor pulley.
 

duratothemax

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I wouldnt worry about that...serp belts really dont need as much surface area contact on a pulley as you would think.