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supercharger pulley pulle



JoshMcMadMac said:
No, not even close.
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Doesn't mean he can't TRY can it:th_laugh-lol3:

You're gonna need about 20-30 of you to press that thing on...I remember some GM talking at a car show...the ones that built the GP's...they said Eaton uses like a 50,000 psi press or something to do it real quick and secure...I thought 50,000 was kinda crazy but who knows...
 


If you end up needing to borrow a pulley puller, simply email me and I can help you out. I know they are expensive and a pain to rent... Just shoot me an email if I can help!
 
bluegtp91 said:
ok...so 12,000 psi...I was somewhat...not close :p LOL
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12,000 PSI probably isn't right. Just because it produces 12,000 lbs of force does not mean it operates at 12,000 PSI. PSI is Pounds per Square Inch. You need to know the surface area of the cylinder used before you can figure the PSI of the fluid used. :th_winking:
 
Just get a jaw type puller form autozone. Rent it. It's free. I've done it. Trust me. End of discussion. LOL
 


TDC are u serious? people tell me not to and yet a buddy from autozone tells me it will work? idk how to believe ha
 
Belive the truth. It worked for me. It may not be the best way but it worked. And it will save you some money.
 


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