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OEM 74mm v Code3 Pulley Bearing Diameters

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Old 01-25-2017, 06:48 PM
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Default OEM 74mm v Code3 Pulley Bearing Diameters

Just checking before moving to replace both my bearings.
Does the 32BD45DUM service both the OEM 74mm and Code3 65mm pulleys?
 
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Default Re: OEM 74mm v Code3 Pulley Bearing Diameters

yes, C3 uses the same size as OEM pulley. Just changed them on both of mine.


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Old 01-28-2017, 12:23 AM
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Default Re: OEM 74mm v Code3 Pulley Bearing Diameters

You mention an alternate bearing - for the "poor mans belt wrap pulley" rated to 18,000rpm
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Given I'm moving towards 178+65C3, I'm Just trying to get my head around the function of the pulley bearing before I swap it.
My understanding is that the SC pulley bearing is only called upon the do its job when the supercharger is not engaged by the clutch. Given that such a case at high rpm is only going to happen on the very odd occasion of an a ECU trip on high AIT or similar = disengage SC clutch = a high speed bearing is not essential in this particular case....sound fair or am I totally a$$ about.
 
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Old 01-28-2017, 12:27 AM
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Default Re: OEM 74mm v Code3 Pulley Bearing Diameters

Those are for all the other pulleys. I don't know of a better alternate for the S/C pulley... and as you said, it technically should be magnetically locked to the clutch mot of the time.
 

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