Underdrive waterpump pulley that fits with stock-sized main pulley?
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Underdrive waterpump pulley that fits with stock-sized main pulley?
Just as the title says, I'm looking for a 2nd gen underdrive waterpump pulley that will fit with a stock sized main pulley (in this case the Racing Beat). I can't use the Mazdacomp underdrive waterpump pulley as it's too big to fit with the stock sized main, and I can't use the Mazdacomp small main pulley as I need powersteering and the ps pulley won't bolt to it (that was a mouthful).
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
You'll have to figure out a way to use the smaller eshaft pulley because there is only about 5mm of space between the stock units.
I would try to adapt something to the RB pulley that will run the PS etc.
I would try to adapt something to the RB pulley that will run the PS etc.
I know I had mentioned an electric PS pump in another thread you were in. They are getting a lot more common on street cars, IIRC the last gen. MR2's had them. Have you thought about going that route and then running the available underdrive pulleys?
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Will investigate the MR2 pump, wasn't aware that it was electric!
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Wow that is pretty tiny looking. I'm guessing you could probably vary the PS output by regulating the voltage to it as well.
Thanks alot for this, I'll definitely be investigating it!
Thanks alot for this, I'll definitely be investigating it!
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ended up with a racingbeat main pulley. powersteering bolts right on and a mazdatricks underdrive water pump pulley that i had machined down 1/8" to give a1/4" ssmaller d.i.a. than new. will let you know how it workes next week
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pulleys worked fine granted it was not to hot this weekend . I am runing at lone pine this weekend its normalley hot and a 21/2mile track should let me know if it will keep the temps low. send me email i will give you my ph# as i live in whittier
At high RPM's the underdrive pulleys will help keep things cool. With the stock set up the water pump cavitates at about 6700-7000 rpm IIRC. The coolant basically stops moving above that RPM unless you slow down the pump.
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