Belts to use with the double, deep crank, alternator and H2O pump pulleys?

[odcics2]

On the Super Stock cars, I believe they used a pair of 47", 3/8 belts.
Was this a MoPar part from a different usage? If so anyone have a part number?

If they were aftermarket, who made them for MoPar?

What are guys using today for restorations? Anything close, non MoPar?

Thanks.

 

[1967coronet440]

Measure with a string go see what Napa has

 

[Pops1967GTX]

 

[PurpleBeeper]

Here's a little trick that might help. Many fan belts have part numbers that relate to their size (see example below). The "15" relates to the width/style of the belt & the "470" = 47.0" length, so this is a 47" long belt. (another example, a #15385 belt would be the same width/style as this belt, but only 38.5" long)

belt part # 15470
https://www.autozone.com/external-engine/belt/duralast-v-belt-belt/304113_0_8039_6774

Hope This Helps!

 

[odcics2]

Thanks for the info. I need to find a pr. without the cogs.

Hopefully, a guy with a restored Super Stock will chime in.

 

[PurpleBeeper]

Thanks for the info. I need to find a pr. without the cogs.
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Hopefully, a guy with a restored Super Stock will chime in.

Valuecraft is the brand that Autozone carries without the ribs. Most parts stores have similar belts too.

 

[hemlock]

The original factory part number belt for the Super Stock cars is 1614 009. Obviously a very old number, so I have no idea the original application. I checked the cross reference charts and they come up with belts that are 45". I bought old stock non cogged belts off ebay and hoped they weren't too old and brittle

 

[hemlock]

One other thing, the SS cars used single belts. Alternator pulley was 2 rows but other pulleys were single. I think only the GN cars used dual belts

 

[odcics2]

One other thing, the SS cars used single belts. Alternator pulley was 2 rows but other pulleys were single. I think only the GN cars used dual belts

This is for a GN car. Thanks for the reply and a PM sent.

 

[Mike67]

If your having trouble locating a belt at your local parts house, you might try WW Grainger....they have thousands of belts. We get all of our AHU/FCU belts from them...