Reichard Pulleys?
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Reichard Pulleys?
I'm looking for a 2lb Reichard upper pulley, the available sizes are 2.93, 2.80, 2.75 can some please tell me which is the correct size? Thanks, Todd
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Hey Todd, try their website, www.reichardracing.com and I'm sure you'll find what you need, John H . 
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Actually, the RR site is a POS. No info there that I could find. Just a bunch of unexplained photos.
stock = 2.90
2.84 (1-2 lbs)
2.77 (2-3 lbs)
But the actual boost gained is a function of the lower pulley size.
I would get the stock size RR pulley and do all of your boost increasing with the lower pulley. The stock upper is pretty damn small to begin with. Going smaller just increases the chance of belt slippage.
stock = 2.90
2.84 (1-2 lbs)
2.77 (2-3 lbs)
But the actual boost gained is a function of the lower pulley size.
I would get the stock size RR pulley and do all of your boost increasing with the lower pulley. The stock upper is pretty damn small to begin with. Going smaller just increases the chance of belt slippage.
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Thanks for the reply's, there web site is thin on info, lots of pics but thats about it, what I'm thinking is a 2.80 upper plus my 4lb lower with a new belt and a set of new ideler's to help the grap. Thanks, Todd
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why not also check out the South Florida Pulley Headquarters "DUB" system ? I havent heard anything but good about it.
www.southfloridapulleyhq.com
Josh
www.southfloridapulleyhq.com
Josh
