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It should be enough wrap. Would be nice to have a bit more but unfortunately there is no room for it. The engine is Windsor based so the Cleveland stuff would not work up front. I bought a kit to run the alternator but ended up having to modify it so much to work with the fuel pump that nothing was left of the original kit except the pulleys. This is a revision of the first setup purely to add a beefier belt. The alternator is fairly low mass and 70amp so it should work ok set up this way. I thought about driving the fuel pump off the dry sump belt so that if the oil pump belt broke the engine would immediately shut down but the mfg didn't recommend it. The original looked like this.

Blaine

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I had the block but while I have the ability I certainly dont have the tools/machinery to build the motor the way I wanted it as the block was a raw block. The short block was built by Kuntz and Company in Arkadelphia Arkansas. The Victor Jr.s are from them as well. The Block is the same one Greg Esakoff is running hence the dry sump. There is no provision for wet sump on the block. In hindsight I probably would have gone with a wet sump motor.

Blaine
Wet sump would have been A LOT simpler and certainly A LOT less $$. The dry sump has its advantages but I have not been able to enjoy those advantages yet. I am glad I have it now but the hassle of the whole thing I could have done without. There is an oil pressure shut down system but I dont think I will ever overcome the paranoia of that belt ever breaking.
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