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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for Jim Sower <canarder@starband.net>:
Hey all,
RE a recent thread about external/external regulators on Jap alternators, I 
have
discovered that V pulleys are really hard to come by in wreck yards these 
days.
Everyone's using serpentine belts.  I need to know the URL of a place that has
every pulley known to man - metric and english.  I need to replace the 
serpentine
pulley on the unit I buy with a V pulley, and I need the option of an oversize
pulley to reduce alternator rpm, and also various shank lengths so as to be 
able
to vary the distance from the mount ears to the V.
Thanks for any ideas .... Jim S.

[Go to the yellow pages and look for a nearby Berry Bearing and check out 
McMaster-Carr (www.mcmaster.com) as well.  I'd be surprised if McMaster can't 
help you out.  Then there's always Grainger's.

          <Marv>           ]