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I have a single grove for a 280z, don't want to buy another single groove (want this done today) so I need a factory solution. The old pulley worked but I don't know what it came off of, that's the pulley I need help identifying.

 

 

Here's the pulley I have now. It's garbage or I would just get those bolts out.

 

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See those 2 bolts sheared off in those bosses? I need those bosses, I can't fire my dizzy without them if I can't mount my drive gear.

 

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I can't find a single example of this. Most 280z/zx had so many accessories they we all dual or triple pulley. The 240/260 had some single but I can't find any with those two bosses.... which begs the question what were they for? originally if not for the crank fire ignition?

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That's what I'm starting to think too, not finding a stock option at the JY today. I pulled my 280zx dizzy off of my series one (still have the points of course) as a back up plan just in case. I think I'm stuck looking for a single groove, kinda sucks because they are not cheap.

 

 

Thanks for the link, I'll keep it mind for the future but nobody is rebuilding this.

 

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Did you try an older Chevy?  The reason I say this is the speedi-sleeve for the front timing cover for Datsun L/Z series is the exact same for Chevy 350s, etc.  I haven't investigated it myself, but I've heard of stranger things.

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