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Weiand B&m 142 177 144 7" Lower 6713, 6791 Upper, 6799 Idler, Pulleys & Belt Set on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Brunswick, Ohio, United States

Brunswick, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used

Weiand 6 groove supercharger pulleys for 142/ 144 / 177. Cross check for sure on the others, but they were just pulled from a 142. Stock upper 3.05" and idler pulleys, but the larger 6713 7" lower pulley for increased boost. The larger lower is a better route then a smaller upper as it gives more pulley to belt contact and less slippage. Per Weiand's documents this gives a 2.30:1 ratio compared to the stock 6" pulley at 1.97:1. Just over 9 lbs of boost compared to 5.5 lbs on a 350, or just over 7 lbs compared to 3.8 lbs on a 383. Belt included. 

Current prices NEW on Summit Racing right now:
Weiand 6791        $110.95
Weiand 6799        $131.95
Weiand 6713        $323.95
Their belts are over  $100

Over $650!!!

Great condition, a few small nicks on the lower, but nothing that will affect operation. The light spots on the upper in the picture is just where the black coating had come off. 

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