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2001 BLACKBIRD PHASE IIX BELT FITMENT
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My Blackbird was upgraded to the Phase IIX package in 2006. GMMG used Gates belts at that time in my car. My main drive belt Gates part # is
KO60750. The accessory belt is Gates # KO40378. The crank pulley is definately undersized to free up some power. I would assume the same under drive pulley was used on all PH IIX cars but......you never know. Hope that helps!
KO60750. The accessory belt is Gates # KO40378. The crank pulley is definately undersized to free up some power. I would assume the same under drive pulley was used on all PH IIX cars but......you never know. Hope that helps!
@Blackbird34 wrote:My Blackbird was upgraded to the Phase IIX package in 2006. GMMG used Gates belts at that time in my car. My main drive belt Gates part # is
KO60750. The accessory belt is Gates # KO40378. The crank pulley is definately undersized to free up some power. I would assume the same under drive pulley was used on all PH IIX cars but......you never know. Hope that helps!
Good info Blackbird34.
Another way to measure the approximate lenght of a belt is to use a cloth measuring tape or even a strong, thick piece of string. The resulting lenght can many times be cross referenced to a GM belt number. A NAPA store or local GM dealer can usually find a GM number that matches the 'found' lenght.
KO60750. The accessory belt is Gates # KO40378. The crank pulley is definately undersized to free up some power. I would assume the same under drive pulley was used on all PH IIX cars but......you never know. Hope that helps!
Good info Blackbird34.
Another way to measure the approximate lenght of a belt is to use a cloth measuring tape or even a strong, thick piece of string. The resulting lenght can many times be cross referenced to a GM belt number. A NAPA store or local GM dealer can usually find a GM number that matches the 'found' lenght.
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