<VV> Belts - For Roger

Ron ronh at owt.com
Wed Dec 20 00:48:37 EST 2006


I'm running three Corvairs and none of them has a wrapped belt at this time 
and all of them seem to work just fine.  It doesn't seem to make any 
difference as long as you drive them normally.
And, a long rod coupling nut is a lot cheaper than $17, by about $16, in 
fact.
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill H." <gojoe283 at yahoo.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:40 PM
Subject: <VV> Belts - For Roger


>                                  B"H
>
> Roger:  Clarks Corvair sells a special wrench that
> makes loosening the idler pulley easier.  It's not too
> expensive (around $17 I think) and it is supposed to
> save you a lot of grief if you ever get stuck.
>
> Also, make sure you use WRAPPED belts, not the cheaper
> diecut models.  The wrapped belts are designed to run
> around the unusual 90 degree path of the crankshaft,
> generator/alternator, idler, and cooling fan, whereas
> the diecut belts are not.
>
> A guy at work owned 2 Vairs many years ago, a Corvan
> and a '60 sedan.  He told me he used to order belts by
> the case, and was constantly flipping them.  My guess
> is he used the die-cut belts.
>
> Clark's sells the wrapped belts also; one is an Otto
> and the other is (I think) their own brand.  I have
> the Clark's belt on my Monza and it's been fine since
> I've gotten the car BE"H.
>
> Good luck my friend...Bill Hershkowitz
>
>
>
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