Sketch_hs

Well i needed to get it done to day, so with about $10 worth of home depot parts and about and hour with a drill, hack saw, and welder...


Gentlemen I give you:

PULLEY BUSTER 5000!



Worked like a charm both on this motor on the ground and one in the car

93supercoupe

nice work brotha, i had a Dseries pulley bolt back out over 100 miles from home.

I had to borrow a car, drive from mass to ct, JUST TO GRAB THE WRONG bolt.(for a B)

I took the D out and put a LS in.

Sketch_hs

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I had to borrow a car, drive from mass to ct, JUST TO GRAB THE WRONG bolt.(for a B)

I took the D out and put a LS in. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Torquing them is easy lol i just use my impact

this is really for the removal of bolts my impact wont take off

i was jumping up and down on a 6ft bar and using this tool to break those two bolts loose

lol

BIGTUNA

Why not just use a chain wrench?

cua0

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just on the off chance that he wants to use the pulley again i'm sure..

Shaun_

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just on the off chance that he wants to use the pulley again i'm sure..
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Ahh i used a chanin wrench on my B series pulley. I would suggest getting an old belt to wrap around it first though. It slightly marred the ribs on the pulley.

Sketch_hs

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just on the off chance that he wants to use the pulley again i'm sure..
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lol


pulley buster 5000 FTW!

its so easy to use thanks to the 4 foot arm

Bakeoff

I've seen setups like that, that have cracked the pulley at the holes...
I just yank off the dust cover on the flywheel, and use a screw driver between teh flywheel and bell housing. Works great every time.

md88hfcrx

that woulda came in real handy a few weeks ago. i just needed the bolt and lock for another setup. ended up buy a new one.

SECURITY

Small world, I just made one of these today, cost was a whopping $2. I'll post pics later

sleepencivic

i just stick a pry bar on the flywheel teeth and break it loose

Finest

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GROUPBUY!

I just bought a JDM H22a and I don't this crank bolt was ever removed! It's the bolt from hell! Tried heating it up, impact gun (probably need a bigger compressor though, just a 3hp, 20 gal Craftsman compressor). My next and last hope is to build a 6 ft breaker bar and jump on it to get it off.

sleepencivic

use some pb blaster...it will come off