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  • James B.
    Very Frequent User
    • February 28, 1985
    • 217

    #31
    Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

    Thomas,

    Thanks for posting the 72 LS5 alternator images. Nice!

    Jim

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    • Don L.
      Extremely Frequent Poster
      • August 31, 2005
      • 1005

      #32
      Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

      Originally posted by Thomas Bulluck (8966)
      1972 Base Engine AC #703 August 1972. (4 star working on 5) This car was used as a reference for latest 70-72 Judging Manual. "The manual that set the standard for others to be measured by" Led by Gary Bosselman
      Thomas,
      I'm quite interested in your photo of AC#703. When you say "AC", should I understand that to mean that car #703 is air conditioned? Car #703 is VERY close to my car's VIN. If air conditioned, I believe that car would have a different alternator than a non- AC car. AC cars had higher amp alternator. Recalling how the alternator came to St. Louis with the pulley installed, could the stamped pulley be connected to the AC alternator?
      Don Lowe
      NCRS #44382
      Carolinas Chapter

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      • Joe L.
        Beyond Control Poster
        • January 31, 1988
        • 43194

        #33
        Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

        Originally posted by Don Lowe (44382)
        Thomas,
        I'm quite interested in your photo of AC#703. When you say "AC", should I understand that to mean that car #703 is air conditioned? Car #703 is VERY close to my car's VIN. If air conditioned, I believe that car would have a different alternator than a non- AC car. AC cars had higher amp alternator. Recalling how the alternator came to St. Louis with the pulley installed, could the stamped pulley be connected to the AC alternator?

        Don------


        For 1972 AC-equipped small blocks used a pulley unique to that application. The pulley should have a "6" stamped on the face.
        In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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        • Thomas B.
          Infrequent User
          • July 31, 1985
          • 20

          #34
          Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

          Yes ac

          AC meaning air conditioned car. We call em a slush box down south. AC PW PB PS ETC... My mistake, certainly #703 is and early Aug. 71 vin, If we need full belt configuration, I will be happy
          to oblige. I did my share of destroying old vettes in the name of restoration over the decades and anything I can do to save a real one I will.

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          • Terry M.
            Beyond Control Poster
            • September 30, 1980
            • 15575

            #35
            Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

            Originally posted by Thomas Bulluck (8966)
            Yes ac

            AC meaning air conditioned car. We call em a slush box down south. AC PW PB PS ETC... My mistake, certainly #703 is and early Aug. 71 vin, If we need full belt configuration, I will be happy
            to oblige. I did my share of destroying old vettes in the name of restoration over the decades and anything I can do to save a real one I will.
            Atoning for past sins, eh Tom? You know everyone loves someone seeking redemption. It is what this country is built on.
            Terry

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            • Joe L.
              Beyond Control Poster
              • January 31, 1988
              • 43194

              #36
              Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

              Originally posted by Patrick Hulst (16386)
              Tom,

              I suspect you mean that it's an August of 71 car.

              Sept 71 car
              Nov 71 car

              both have the machined pulleys on 950 alternators.

              I didn't get to the 71 last evening, hope to on Saturday.

              Patrick------


              Did you ever get to your 1971? If it has a stamped steel pulley, I'm interested to know what the single digit stamped on the front is.
              In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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              • Patrick H.
                Beyond Control Poster
                • November 30, 1989
                • 11609

                #37
                Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

                Originally posted by Joe Lucia (12484)
                Patrick------


                Did you ever get to your 1971? If it has a stamped steel pulley, I'm interested to know what the single digit stamped on the front is.

                No, but odds are I will soon.
                If the asphalt goes on our driveway Wednesday like it's supposed to, then I will start to move cars into the new barn from Dad's place after Bloomington. As such, I'll be looking at it sometime in the next couple of weeks.

                PH
                Vice-Chairman (West), Michigan Chapter NCRS
                71 "deer modified" coupe
                72 5-Star Bowtie / Duntov coupe. https://www.flickr.com/photos/124695...57649252735124
                2008 coupe
                Available stickers: Engine suffix code, exhaust tips & mufflers, shocks, AIR diverter valve broadcast code.

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                • Don L.
                  Extremely Frequent Poster
                  • August 31, 2005
                  • 1005

                  #38
                  Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

                  Has anyone seen a stamped pulley on a 1100950 (1971/2 base 350ci & LT1) alternator? So far, I've looked at a half dozen or so known original cars and they all have the 950 alternator with the machined pulley. I've seen a couple '69s and one '70 small block. They have the 2 piece stamped pulley. I just bought a machined pulley off a 950 alternator.

                  I plan to look at all the cars I can in Bloomington next week to see what I can find/learn there.
                  Don Lowe
                  NCRS #44382
                  Carolinas Chapter

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                  • Joe L.
                    Beyond Control Poster
                    • January 31, 1988
                    • 43194

                    #39
                    Re: 1972 Base Engine Alternator Pulley - What's Right?

                    Originally posted by Don Lowe (44382)
                    Has anyone seen a stamped pulley on a 1100950 (1971/2 base 350ci & LT1) alternator? So far, I've looked at a half dozen or so known original cars and they all have the 950 alternator with the machined pulley. I've seen a couple '69s and one '70 small block. They have the 2 piece stamped pulley. I just bought a machined pulley off a 950 alternator.

                    I plan to look at all the cars I can in Bloomington next week to see what I can find/learn there.

                    Don------


                    If you come across any 1971-72 small blocks with a stamped steel pulley, please note and report what the stamped number is on the front of the pulley. This will be a very small font size. The number should be either a "5", "6", or "7". Also note whether the car has A/C, or not. I don't think that any 71-72 ever used a pulley with an integral fan so if you find any of those, I don't think it's original.
                    In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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