4.38 pulley D1

[MyLilPony]

Anyone know who would carry this pulley for the D1 Stage 2 and what belt I would need? Just talked to Boostworks and the said the hot pipe will ship out in the next day. I plan on pulleying down to take advantage of the wastegate.

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Nobody keeps them in stock, from what I have seen. Everyone drop ships from Procharger.

 

[Tommy V]

I have a 4.38 and the belt,the pulley came with my procharger and i did not want to run that much boost.I can get the number off the belt if u want?If u have not bought one yet let me know maybe we can work something out.

 

[MyLilPony]

I have a 4.38 and the belt,the pulley came with my procharger and i did not want to run that much boost.I can get the number off the belt if u want?If u have not bought one yet let me know maybe we can work something out.

I haven't bought one yet, or called about buying one. Just got home from a trip. If you are interested in selling it shoot me a PM. I am in Texas, zip 75071 if you want to figure out what shipping is etc..

How hard is the swap to do? Do I need air to get the pulley off? Just wondering . Thanks!

 

[15GTPP]

Air makes it an easy job.

 

[ProChargerTECH]

I haven't bought one yet, or called about buying one. Just got home from a trip. If you are interested in selling it shoot me a PM. I am in Texas, zip 75071 if you want to figure out what shipping is etc..

How hard is the swap to do? Do I need air to get the pulley off? Just wondering . Thanks!

I do mine with a cordless impact.

The bolt has loc-tite on it.

 

[Tommy V]

I haven't bought one yet, or called about buying one. Just got home from a trip. If you are interested in selling it shoot me a PM. I am in Texas, zip 75071 if you want to figure out what shipping is etc..

How hard is the swap to do? Do I need air to get the pulley off? Just wondering . Thanks!

I will shoot u a pm when i get off work.I had to use a 2 jaw puller to get mine off,it was really on their.The new pulley went right on,a few light taps with a deadblow hammer.Some guys say they slide right off,but i think that depends on how long its been on,mine was really tight!!!!.

 

[ProChargerTECH]

I will shoot u a pm when i get off work.I had to use a 2 jaw puller to get mine off,it was really on their.The new pulley went right on,a few light taps with a deadblow hammer.Some guys say they slide right off,but i think that depends on how long its been on,mine was really tight!!!!.

Do NOT use a puller on them!

That is really really hard on bearings if you do that.

If it doesn't slide off, just use a bit of heat on the pulley from a heat gun, or a propane torch... it will come right off.

 

[Tommy V]

I remove frozen bearings and shafts on a regular basis,and im telling u no heat gun was going to remove that pulley.U could see the corrosion after i took it off.I get what your saying about the bearings but i think that also depends on what kind of puller u use.

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