Glad to hear it’s all coming together! The hemi orange will look great, that’s the color I used. I also polished and trimmed my blower in hemi orange, along with the block.
BTW, speaking of looks, This past weekend I took 1st place in my class at the Lake Erie tri-state Mopar club’s car show with my Rampage. I was surprised that I got 1st being that I was in the 71’ to 94’ modified class…tuff competition. I beat a really nice 71’ Road runner and a nice 73’ Cuda amongst others. I thought it was pretty cool for a FWD 4 cylinder Dodge to beat out those nice old muscle cars…hee hee

. I think it was the blower that gave me the edge

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Anyhow, as to the pulley question, you want a smaller pulley for more boost, not a bigger one. A smaller diameter pulley will spin faster and thus make more boost. I found a few places online that said they could make a smaller pulley for me to my specs. A good machine shop should be able to do it too. What I’d do is go ahead and get it up and running with the 5 psi for now and get a smaller (higher boost) pulley later. If you were looking for someplace online to make you one, try these:
http://www.southfloridapulleyhq.com/ they said they could make me a custom pulley for about $100.
http://www.aspracing.com/frame.htm they said about $95 in steel or aluminum
http://biggulp.home.att.net/myth.htm they too could make one for $80-$90
Keep in mind you’d probably have to send out your existing pulley to one of these places for them to spec it out properly (key, offset etc.)
Anthony
1984 Dodge Rampage Supercharged
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