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Old 10-19-2009, 04:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Detroit 4 grove pulley for fan hub/drive

Do you Detroit guys know if there is a 4 grove pulley for the fan hub/drive on a 6V92TA (88 year model) in a straight truck?? I want to relocate the air compressor to the front instead of the left rear cam drive. I will fabricate all the brackets and would like to have it set over the fuel pump near the thermostat housing/fuel filter bracket (right front). I would also like to relocate the alt. which is driver off the blower drive rear. Can that drive be removed and a cover plate installed? A/C and power steering pump are driven off the cam drive left front.

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You can buy a plate to put over the blower drive where your alt was. You can buy a pulley for that spot as well I believe alot of fire apparatus had that setup. I think I have seen 4 grooved front pulleys I've never really took notice. Gone fishen might know he's got slot of knowledge on 2 strokes
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I was wondering if the fan could be driven by just two belts instead of three, that would give me some more options.

One more thing, does anyone know if there are 6V exhaust manifolds for twin turbos, located about in the middle and outboard of the valve covers ?, like the 12Vs have.
I've got plenty of space to the sides but the big turbo on top is very close to the hood.

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