I heard of using a shorter alternater belt if you don't want to bang the inside of your car especially with these engine mount kits that positons the motor differently. Does anybody have a part # or name of this belt?

 

Same problem myself, I bought a aem pulley during my build up, installed engine, and now I see I am rubbing pulley on side wall, good thing Im still a few weeks away from start up, probably will just bang out a little, or just put old pulley back on that is smaller in diameter, will work that way, hope you still have stock wheel.

 

I used a 300k4 which is alot smaller then it should be cause in order to put it on I had to crank the motor. It should be between 305k4 to 315k4.

 

I just used the stock D series ALT and I had quite a bit of room. Well more then enough for the pully to clear. I did have to get a shorter ALT belt tho. Other then that the D alt has worked just fine.

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Gotta bring this back from the dead!

What vehicle do these come from? I'm going to a general autoparts store, not a dealer.

 

that should be an any parts store item.

 

Okay, that should make it easy. Thanks!

 

i got the civic type-r crank pulley on my b16a in my rex and i got the 290k and i works perfectly.

 

on my ls crx no matter what alt or belt i still had to bang out the fraim rail. i think it depends on the cars life. wrecks ect.

 

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How short was it? I bought both of the mentioned belts above, and they didn't fit with my underdrive pulley. The were too long all together.