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robb
Dodge Dakota
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10/04/2002
01:14:53
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 Subject: UNderdrive pulleys for 5.2
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Anyone have thoughts on using a full set of ASP underdrive pulleys? I was considering a set but worried about my altenator keeping my battery charged
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dakota matt
GenIII
10/04/2002
02:11:01
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I had a set on my 97 5.2 and had no problems untill I installed an electric fan. I also have the heavy duty alternator that came with tow package. If you have the heavy duty alternator it shouldn't be a problem.
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Nick
Dodge Dakota
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10/04/2002
08:21:03
| RE: UNderdrive pulleys for 5.2
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Robb,
I have a set that of UP pulleys off my 97 318, if you want them I would like to get 50 dollars, I paid well over 150 for them new, and they only have 15,000 miles on them, they look like new. I had to remove then because of my stero. let me know if your interested
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Tim
Dodge Dakota
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12/12/2002
21:08:05
| RE: UNderdrive pulleys for 5.2
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Rob I know this is an old post but you can run the underdrive pulley on the crank to slow the accesories and install a smaller pulley on your alternator to avoid charging problems. This is what the power amp pulleys are. This means you need a 5 1/2" on the crank, a 1 7/8" on the alternator and leave the rest. If you have a 97 or older you can also change your water pump pulley. Keep in mind the smaller crank pulley has already slowed the water pump by 25%.
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