Boost the Boost
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Originally Posted by KySilverado
Uh oh, I woke up the green giant. Guess it was the hammer to the head. 

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Originally Posted by moregrip
you both need to pay attention to details, that part# is for a 112.5" belt or 2860mm.
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Originally Posted by moregrip
just an fyi, you did get the correct length belt. The 112.5" belt is used for various pulley sizes. Now, the real indication of a properly sized belt is the amount of open distance on the tensioner pulley, should be around 1", if this is what you got, you'll be just fine.
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Noticed a little bit of belt dust on the pulley and the blower today while cleaning the truck. Ran her hard at the track Saturday, didn't notice any boost drop (not that I watch it like a hawk while running) and the times were consistent. Hopefully just belt break in...
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I just installed a new cam and had a loss of 2-3 lbs. of boost as well just like KySilverado. I went with a Comp 220/226 .581/.585 on XER lobes. So has anyone ever decided if this was because of too much overlap or because of flowing a lot more air, and less restriction was measured by the boost gauge? Or maybe a bit of both?






