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Got the manifolds on yesterday, and the tranny lines

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Have your son get an alternator belt that is the same width as the power steering belt. If he has two different widths they tend to squeel at higher rpms as they are trying to battle each other for turning the same distance of water pump pully at the same time, with one belt sitting lower in the groove than the other. Unfortunately, most manufacturers have gone to narrower belts for the old cars. I just bought two new belts for my Formula and had to search a while on rockauto.com for a matching set from Goodyear. Rockauto actually lists the widths for each belt, and they were cheap - around $10 total with shipping. Napa is the worst - they are way too thin.

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Old 01-03-2013, 11:12 AM
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We were having trouble getting the right belts even though I know exactly what the pulleys came off of; that old one is just a test fit belt and we haven't gotten around to getting a new one to match yet. TY though for the advice.

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Old 01-07-2013, 07:16 PM
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Hey Steve,

Have your son get an alternator belt that is the same width as the power steering belt. If he has two different widths they tend to squeel at higher rpms as they are trying to battle each other for turning the same distance of water pump pully at the same time, with one belt sitting lower in the groove than the other. Unfortunately, most manufacturers have gone to narrower belts for the old cars. I just bought two new belts for my Formula and had to search a while on rockauto.com for a matching set from Goodyear. Rockauto actually lists the widths for each belt, and they were cheap - around $10 total with shipping. Napa is the worst - they are way too thin.

Great thread!
Does that apply to cogged/non cogged belt combo's also??

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Yes, they have to be the exact same width, taper and style (cogged/non-cogged), otherwise you'll get the official, patented "Pontiac Scream".

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Lookin good Steve - If you guys have it done by Tulsa Pontiac Nats in April you should bring it out for all us Pontiac folks to admire

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Powder coating the pulleys also seems to make a nice atmosphere for the scream, even in one belt applications

Johnny, of course!

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OMG putting on a stock starter with Long Branch Manifolds, WOW!




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Is this hellhound ready for the road test yet ?

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Started this weekend but we lack driveshaft and fuel line from engine to tank; trying to make it for the weekend Pontiac Race/Show 4/13 in Tulsa

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Old 04-11-2013, 12:06 AM
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Cool man ! Hope you guys make it there

Looks like it got some color sprinkled on it too

Keep us posted !

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Here is Shay at the Pontiac Event in Tulsa back in April. In this pick he was about 5'8; now he's taller than me at 6'1 and still growing. He is driving around Muskogee these days chasing girls and what not.


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Old 08-13-2013, 03:50 PM
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That car is looking good man .
Would be wild to see another pic with same pose - of the 6.1 version

Talk about a Growing Boy ! lol
when i hit about 5.8 everything stopped

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That's alright! He's cruising around in the cars we cruised around in at his age. I love that.

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Most of the cars we cruised around in weren't that nice!

Very cool Steve!

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