4 Rib Belt For Greddy Pulley Kit.. Where To Buy?
04-27-2005, 09:57 PM
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Are u running the air pump? If u r running the air u need a belt size of aleast 54.5 inch long, if not then rx7.com has them, I just it from they thinking it's a replacement for the 54.5 inch belt but I was dead wrong, it look like it's only 20 inch long, shorter tha oem. khris
04-27-2005, 10:12 PM
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[quote name='Rx7aholic' date='Apr 27 2005, 09:57 PM']Are u running the air pump? If u r running the air u need a belt size of aleast 54.5 inch long, if not then rx7.com has them, I just it from they thinking it's a replacement for the 54.5 inch belt but I was dead wrong, it look like it's only 20 inch long, shorter tha oem. khris
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i dont have the air pump... its in your car remember?
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i dont have the air pump... its in your car remember?
04-27-2005, 10:17 PM
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[quote name='GreyGT-C' date='Apr 27 2005, 10:14 PM']use a piece of string to measure how long you need Martin... and just about any autoparts store should have it.
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good thinking
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04-28-2005, 05:49 AM
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if you can take the belt there do that, they put it under a little bit of tension to measure them, just be sure to get one a bit shorter then what it measures out to be so you dont have another loose belt.
belt part numbers are easy to decode, lets say the particular brand of belt has a part number of 5430, 54 is the length, 30 is the width, so you can usually go from there. You should try a REAL parts store, not pepboys or autozone, they only know a part if it comes up in the computer. Or go to a repair shop if you know any, they have a wall of belts and more importantly a mechanic who knows how to find the right one.
belt part numbers are easy to decode, lets say the particular brand of belt has a part number of 5430, 54 is the length, 30 is the width, so you can usually go from there. You should try a REAL parts store, not pepboys or autozone, they only know a part if it comes up in the computer. Or go to a repair shop if you know any, they have a wall of belts and more importantly a mechanic who knows how to find the right one.
