Glenn-
One of the Chevy pulleys will work, usually found in chrome at the speed shops,
but I don't remember if it is short or long water pump version. You will have to
drill a new set of mounting holes as the distance from center is not the same,
unless you were fortunate enough to find a water pump with a dual set of holes
in
the hub. Shaft hole is the same. Suggest you take the new pump with you when you
go shopping.
Jim Stuart
Wake074@aol.com wrote:
> I went to the local auto parts place today (I finally discovered one that
> didn't give me the look, when I say 61-63), and they had a Buick 300 water
> pump rebuild for 17 bucks, so I thought that was quite the bargain. They
> also had rebuilt 215's for 20 dollars, in the AC and nonAC variety. I may go
> purchase one just to have a spare.
>
> By now most of you know me well enough to answer the question before I even
> ask. The 215 pulley obviously won't work as it is much too deep. The
> measurement I get is 1.25" from the face of the pulley mount to the center of
> the crankshaft pulley groove. I've got a single groove pulley on the
> crankshaft. Anyone know if I have to get a Buick 300 pulley or will a SWP 1
> groove chevy work?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Glenn
> The list monapolizer
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