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Old 02-10-2003, 06:13 AM
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Ordering ASP pullies...

http://www.aspracing.com/access.htm#tens

They don't list part numbers. Do I just ask for "Tension and Idle pullies for a supercharged Maxima"? I don't want to end up with the wrong parts.
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Re: Ordering ASP pullies...

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http://www.aspracing.com/access.htm#tens

They don't list part numbers. Do I just ask for "Tension and Idle pullies for a supercharged Maxima"? I don't want to end up with the wrong parts.
ask to speak to Lee he has to send the order to get them customed made. Just tell him you want them for the stillen V2 supercharger kit.
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Re: Re: Ordering ASP pullies...

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ask to speak to Lee he has to send the order to get them customed made. Just tell him you want them for the stillen V2 supercharger kit.
how much are they BTW? Do I need to ask for anything else (bearings, mounting hardware, etc) or do they come with everything I need?
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Maybe this link will help with the pullies.
[URL=http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=105173&highlight=aluminum+ supercharger+pulleys] Good luck with the S/C, you're going to love it!!! And paul's a great guy to deal with, he handled my install and gave me a good deal.
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Originally posted by robocop199
Maybe this link will help with the pullies.
[URL=http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=105173&highlight=aluminum+ supercharger+pulleys] Good luck with the S/C, you're going to love it!!! And paul's a great guy to deal with, he handled my install and gave me a good deal.
Yes, that does help, thank you.
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Glad it helped, sorry you had to cut and paste it, I screwed it all up.
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You'll need the bushing too...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ht=ASP+bushing
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Originally posted by Chunger
You'll need the bushing too...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ht=ASP+bushing
Can I use the one from the "stock" idler pully, or do I need to order a new one?
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Pullies are ordered....4 to 5 weeks though. Oh well.

Thanks for the help guys.
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Can I use the one from the "stock" idler pully, or do I need to order a new one?
Good luck getting it pressed out... You only need it for the idler one.
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Originally posted by Chunger


Good luck getting it pressed out... You only need it for the idler one.
Do you know the stillen part number? Do I have to get it pressed in?
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Originally posted by ejj


Do you know the stillen part number?
Nevermind...found it (407500-10, correct?)
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Originally posted by ejj


Nevermind...found it (407500-10, correct?)
I guess i linked the wrong thread, but you found it.

I haven't pressed mine in but I think jdmmax has done it already... It looks like it should fit fine.

Here's the correct link for those who care:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....5&pagenumber=2
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Originally posted by Chunger

I haven't pressed mine in but I think jdmmax has done it already... It looks like it should fit fine.
I guess that question I meant to ask is, do I have to get it pressed in. Is there another way? Without either part, its hard to picture how they go together.
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Originally posted by ejj


I guess that question I meant to ask is, do I have to get it pressed in. Is there another way? Without either part, its hard to picture how they go together.
I don't think so... I "tapped" the bushing that came with the Stillen kit onto their polymer one with a hammer and some wood. Try to support the inner race from the bottom as you tap from above.
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I used the 6 inch C-clamp and a block of wood to get it in straight and true...thanks to Chunger...
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Originally posted by WizzaMax
I used the 6 inch C-clamp and a block of wood to get it in straight and true...thanks to Chunger...

Oh yeah.... forgot that one...
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V1 RULES
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Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
V1 RULES


If I could buy a new V1 kit or find a used one for a 99, I'd much rather go that route. Oh well.
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Originally posted by ejj




If I could buy a new V1 kit or find a used one for a 99, I'd much rather go that route. Oh well.

they sound different as well. But in any case Matts blower sounds like a V2 with that small pulley
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