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Pulley specs
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    Pulley specs

    Hopefully a quick answer (before this ebay auction ends)
    What's the inside diameter of the GSS pulley?
    1 key or 2?

    And this factory pulley is giving me some problems trying to take it off- before I damage something, is it standard or reverse thread on the retaining bolt?

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    When you say "inside diameter" do you mean the opening that fits onto the input shaft?

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    Exactly

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    I would think it's the same diameter as those used on any other SN supercharger. I can measure the input shaft diameter on my SN, but the pulley my blower came with is held in place by a taper-lock, not a thru-bolt (in other words, the pulley I have doesn't have an "inside diameter" in the usual way).

    Here's some pics:





    Oh, and I believe the input shaft only has one keyway not two.

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    Thanks for the input- since you actually gave some hope it was a single key, I rolled with it and bid on the pulley.

    Won the auction ($33) for a pulley with a diameter to fit my application- still hoping someone tells me if this is a standard or reverse thread on the retaining bolt :)

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    The retaining bolt is a right hand thread - yes standard (not reversed) thread.

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    Thanks!! It's being a little stuborn and I REALLY didn't want to lean on it with an impact or breaker bar until I knew for sure.

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