Is this the correct CVF serpentine kit?

Darius Rudis

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This is my "current status" setup for RCR with 363cid R302. More fitting and installation progress TBD.
(EX: Possible machining OFF the W/P pulley for non-used belt groove...)
 

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Rod Dittmar

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Darius, I used CVF's Single Groove Water Pump Pulley on my engine. Got away with just a small bump-out on the firewall panel. Rod
 
FWIW, CVF pulley kits come in single or double groove configs, and they will not let you substitute a single groove WP pulley in a dual groove kit. I called them and they confirmed this, so for anyone configuring an accessory drive, my suggestion is to buy each pulley individually and avoid the kit.
 

Pat

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This is my "current status" setup for RCR with 363cid R302. More fitting and installation progress TBD.
(EX: Possible machining OFF the W/P pulley for non-used belt groove...)
Did you order the extra short water pump? 0 degree thermostat housing ing (actual 90 degree)?
Do you know the part number for the one groove water pump pulley? Also any tips for the mid mount AC?

Thanks!
 

Darius Rudis

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To be honest, the car came with all this already included, and not listed on engine receipt (so I dont know - sorry).
I am going to machine-off the pulley, as its easy (& cheap) for me to do, since I already have part.
A/C - havnt tackled that phase - yet.
 
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