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 pulleys and stock belt 
		
		
		I need to know if I can keep the stock belt when using aftermarket pulleys (aluminum BBk or MAC, accepting other suggestions...) 
	I have to get this topic clear before ordering. Thanks in advance  | 
		
 It all depends on the manufacturer of the pulleys. Most times you will need to buy a new belt. Most pulleys underdrive accessories by increasing pulley size, some kits offer a smaller alternator pulley to regain battery charging and the stock belt can be retained. It really depends on what you're buying. 
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 I agree with 84lx89gt , one thing you can do is put the stock belt on and see how much slack is left on the belt. If is seems to be a little loose then go one size down. But if the belt is tight then is should be fine. I got the ford motorsport pulleys on mine and i had to get a shorter belt. 
	Ian  | 
		
 got MAC pullies and used the stock belt 
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 I'm running BBK underdrives with a new stock belt.  You can loosen the top alternator mounting bolt and move the alternator as far out as possible to help put the tensioner back into range.  I did this and was able to move the alternator about 1/4-1/2 inch out. 
	--nathan  | 
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