quick question: is there a difference between b18a and b18b crank pullies?
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quick question: is there a difference between b18a and b18b crank pullies?
I wanna run a little more boost with my jrsc setup. about to buy one and want to make sure they are the same.
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i know most years of the g2 have a different kind of belt a serpentine one i believe... and then 2 regular belts....
have you considered a b20b crank pully? its much bigger than the LS and ive herd of lots of people using them on their superchargers to increase boost.
have you considered a b20b crank pully? its much bigger than the LS and ive herd of lots of people using them on their superchargers to increase boost.
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the b20 one would put me at about 9psi, Im gonna wait till I can intercool it to run that much boost.
So i need an earlier gen version ls pulley, thanks for the reply.
So i need an earlier gen version ls pulley, thanks for the reply.
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I'm pretty sure that NO b-series engines ever had a serpentine belt. It had 3 separate belts for alternator, A/C compressor, and power steering pump.
Sons Acura lists different part numbers for the B18A and B18B crank pulleys, so I would guess they are probably different.
Sons Acura lists different part numbers for the B18A and B18B crank pulleys, so I would guess they are probably different.
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