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Vintage Cragar / Weiand 3" Pulley 40 Tooth 1/2" Pitch 6-71 Blower Supercharger on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

North Jackson, Ohio, United States

North Jackson, Ohio, United States
Great Condition
Brand:CRAGAR Manufacturer Part Number:Weiand

Vintage CRAGAR  1/2" Pitch Gilmer Belt Pulley.
3 7/16" wide.
40 tooth.
2 1/4" register.
Has Cragar 6 bolt pattern and has also been drilled with Weiand 6 bolt pattern
.

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