In a message dated 98-08-12 17:28:32 EDT, you write:
<< #1: You can take your current set and have them machined (milled) down and
polished to a nice bright sheen (or chrome plated). This won't affect
running
of any accessories and Chrysler likely over built them anyway.
>>
I don't know how much you could machine down .. I really haven't taken a look
at the stock pulleys, but I'm sure they're either cast or stamped out of
something for ease of production, and I'll bet they're as thin as possible..
BUT, I may be wrong.
<< #2: Take your current set to a caster and have cast aluminum ones made.
You
could probably have them chrome (or nickel) plated to give a tougher surface
for the belt to run on. >>
A casting would require a mold, not sure if you'll find anyone with a mold for
a set of stock pulleys for a Dakota . A better choice would be a hardcoat of
some sort rather than a show chrome or nickel plating for durability's
purpose.
ttyl
Patrick
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