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Mach1Marauder
02-04-2010, 08:34 AM
While at the track teaching a lady BULLITT owner how to drag race, I met another BULLITT owner with a Whipple and discussed his problems he was having. He had some traction problems and was eating belts on a regular basis.
He came into the shop the next week and we went over his options and I threw his car on the dyno to check his tune for him.

We chose to limit his first rounds of mods to a Two-Step for more consistent launches and lower control arms with relocation brackets and an adjustable third link to set the
pinion angle properly.

I helped him a bit at the Ford VS GM shootout we held at Speed WOrld, I had my hands full with the twin turbo 05 also. His first launch of the day was sweet as hell and almost pulled the wheels off the ground with a 1.61 60ft on M/T Drs. He had fun, but was just shy of getting his 11.xx that he wanted. He just needed a bit more seat time.

Well last week he got his 11, sorry I don't remember exactly what it was, but his times steadily went up the whole day. WHen he looked under the hood, he could see another belt going by the wayside.

He called me and bit the BULLITT:wink: and had me order the Steeda 10 rib belt kit. It's not cheap at all, but sure as hell solves the problem with belts!.......AND it looks TOTALLY *****IN!!!!
Some info from Steeda and then I'll post some installed pics.


Tired of belts slipping, breaking or simply being thrown off your Whipple supercharged Mustang when pushing it to the limit? Those days are now over! Steeda’s Belt Drive System for Whipple Supercharger was designed to prevent any such belt problems that are all too common during competition or just hardcore use of your Mustang.

Steeda designed this belt drive package to relocate the supercharger drive off the factory 6-rib system, making it a dedicated 10-rib belt system, which drives the supercharger and nothing else. Removing the supercharger drive from the primary accessory drive serves to eliminate any and all slippage problems that can occur, including both on the initial tip in and under full load. The standard accessories are driven by a Steeda underdrive pulley for even more power and reduced accessory load.

Our 10-rib system is available in boost levels of approximately 11psi to 17psi on a Gen 1 Whipple system and approximately 13 to 19psi on a Gen 2 Whipple system with no slippage under any conditions, and no throwing or breakage of the supercharger belt.

The package includes a new supercharger snout, billet pulleys, billet mounting plates, 2 new belts, and a heavy-duty belt tensioner. Although we recommend a Steeda hood, it only takes a minor modification to fit the system under your stock hood. Full installation instructions, including to the procedure for measuring stock hood clearance, are included.

Pics!
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/3ad5f345.jpg

CLOSE UP OF THE PIGGYBACK PULLY AND NEW SFI DEGREED DAMPER
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/a92cf13e.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/48caf8eb.jpg

VIEW FROM ABOVE OF THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY BELTS
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/8c13efa8.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/acea2760.jpg

FINISHED INSTALL! I THINK IT LOOKS KILLER!!!!!!!

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/1a604da7.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/5d0e4ece.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/14bcf838.jpg

The retune is tomorrow!

CBT
02-04-2010, 08:45 AM
Money shot right thar. I like the air intake set up.


Pics!

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h303/Mach1Marauder/BULLITT%20INSTALLS/1a604da7.jpg
The retune is tomorrow!

Glenn
02-04-2010, 09:44 AM
Trilogy got it right from the beginning - dedicated belt for the blower only. I have never heard of a Trilogy blower belt being tossed.

Glenn Ford

Mach1Marauder
02-04-2010, 11:13 AM
Money shot right thar. I like the air intake set up.

I knew it was gonna look good, but dang! It's sweet as hell!:beer:

merc
02-04-2010, 11:55 AM
Trilogy got it right from the beginning - dedicated belt for the blower only. I have never heard of a Trilogy blower belt being tossed.

Glenn Ford

I think Sherman tossed or damaged his belt at the last. Marauderville. It can happen when you overspin the blower. I personally like the idea of a 10 rib setup. What's the part number.

FordNut
02-04-2010, 02:15 PM
Metco used to offer a 10 rib setup.

SpartaPerformance
02-04-2010, 03:05 PM
Yes that 10 Rib Pulley kit is very expensive however it is an awesome piece and a must for high boost applications.

Blackened300a
02-04-2010, 03:13 PM
I think Sherman tossed or damaged his belt at the last. Marauderville. It can happen when you overspin the blower.

Yep, blew it off at the end of the track at 7K RPM.

RoyLPita
02-04-2010, 05:21 PM
It reminds me of what the top fuel dragsters use. Impressive!!!!

MarauderTJA
02-04-2010, 08:36 PM
If I decide to put that blower on my 08 Bullitt I would certainly get that set up. Thanks for the info.

FordNut
02-04-2010, 08:45 PM
Yep, blew it off at the end of the track at 7K RPM.

7k? Is it still on the good side of the power curve at that rpm? Mine starts falling off around 6500. Maybe I need some better cams...

Oh, as for the pulley setup I'd like to do something like that to mine, but I would probably have to get a totally custom machined blower pulley made. I do like the snout support in the pictured kit.

SpartaPerformance
02-04-2010, 10:08 PM
If I decide to put that blower on my 08 Bullitt I would certainly get that set up. Thanks for the info.

That kit is only for Whipple kits as far as I know and if you stick with the stock pulley you wont need it.

Mach1Marauder
02-05-2010, 09:00 PM
If I decide to put that blower on my 08 Bullitt I would certainly get that set up. Thanks for the info.
No problem man......I fugured there may be some guys that could use this info.

That kit is only for Whipple kits as far as I know and if you stick with the stock pulley you wont need it.

Need is relative. The HO with higher boost is still "stock", but they do eat belts fairly often............and you are stranded. Not so with this system.

ImpalaSlayer
02-05-2010, 09:07 PM
Trilogy got it right from the beginning - dedicated belt for the blower only. I have never heard of a Trilogy blower belt being tossed.

Glenn Ford

actually you can thank ford, ever herd of an 03-04 cobra?

FordNut
02-05-2010, 09:19 PM
actually you can thank ford, ever herd of an 03-04 cobra?

The cobra has an alternator and a couple of idler pulleys on the blower drive belt.