71 GS 455 Non A/C crank shaft and water pump pulley

Discussion in 'Parts wanted' started by Horsman, Feb 9, 2014.

  1. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. StratoBlue72

    StratoBlue72 Well-Known Member

    If the 350 and 455 are the same, I've got a complete 71 GS 350 engine sitting here.
     
  3. 1972 Stage 1

    1972 Stage 1 Well-Known Member

    Get me the part numbers. I have a box of loose pullies.
     
  4. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    Not sure if the same?

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    Off George's site:

    Water pump - 1238156
    balancer - 1235779
     
  5. cole

    cole Platinum Level Contributor

    Hey Jeff
    I've got a few pulleys listed in the parts for sale
     
  6. 1972 Stage 1

    1972 Stage 1 Well-Known Member

    I don't have either of those. All of mine are for A/C or Stage 1 option which have 2 grooves on water pump pulley and 3 grooves on crank pulley.
     
  7. BrunoD

    BrunoD Looking for Fast Eddie

    Hi Jeff,in case the other guy's don't have them,I think I have those.BrunoD.
     
  8. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    You have the crank pulley listed. It it sold? I will take it if available. Thanks.
     
  9. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    Bruno, if you have a nice set of the part numbers above, please let me know. Thank you sir!
     
  10. cole

    cole Platinum Level Contributor

    Hi Jeff
    I have one -#1235779 left. It would be $30 including shipping ($15 for that)............Cole
     
  11. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    I will take it if in good shape. PM sent.
     
  12. copperheadgs1

    copperheadgs1 copperheadgs1

    Jeff, if you need one for a Stage-1 it would be the same as the AC. All Non AC Stage-1 cars used the AC pulleys. You need both to match. They end with part #s 776 and 777 I think.
     
  13. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    Got my part numbers off George's site. Non stage, non air 1971 455 Skylark. Hopefully my numbers are correct.
     
  14. cole

    cole Platinum Level Contributor

    Hey Jeff
    here are some pictures..............Cole
     

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  15. 1972 Stage 1

    1972 Stage 1 Well-Known Member

    Dave,

    I think he's looking for the two groove crank pulley and single groove water pump pulley since it's a 350 to 470 swap without AC in a 71.
     
  16. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    Looks great Cole, I will take it.
     
  17. copperheadgs1

    copperheadgs1 copperheadgs1

    OK, got it now. Here is the break down. All Stage-1 and GSX including all cars with heavy duty cooling used the AC pulleys even without AC. These were meant to be used with the long water pump. These pulleys are numbered 1235778 for water pump and 1235777 for crank pulley. The heavy duty cooling system also used the double alternator pulley even without AC. The base 455 with the flex fan and spacer and short water pump I think Jeff is using are the crank pulley he is being offered 1235779 for the crank and 1238156 for the water pump. This is directly from the assembly manual. Jeff does this match the numberst you have?
     
  18. Horsman

    Horsman Well-Known Member

    The 1235779 and 1238156 is what I thought I needed, I do not have a 1971 assembly manual to confirm. I planned on running a fan clutch not a flex fan, did your numbers above come from a 1971 assembly manual?

    Thanks for the clarification.
     
  19. copperheadgs1

    copperheadgs1 copperheadgs1

    Yes straight from the assembly manual and years of observation on original cars.
     
  20. BrunoD

    BrunoD Looking for Fast Eddie

    Jeff,I looked at mine finally,I have 2 feet of snow in my back yard,I don't have the # you are looking for.Bruno.
     

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