What material is this pulley made from?

This pulley is constructed from aluminum. Aluminum is chosen for its lighter weight compared to stock steel pulleys, which can help reduce rotational mass.

What does the 6-groove designation mean?

The 6-groove designation indicates that the pulley is designed to accommodate up to six accessory drive belts. This setup is common for applications requiring multiple accessories to be driven by the engine.

Is this pulley a direct replacement for the stock Supra pulley?

This ATI pulley is designed for the Toyota Supra, but it's important to verify its specific application and compatibility with your exact Supra model and year, as it may be intended for performance or modified setups.

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Brand: ATI
Part #: ATI916301
UPC: 800157088773

ATI Pulley - Drive - 6 Grv - AL - Rear - Toyota Supra - 5.29 Od

Name: ATI Pulley - Drive - 6 Grv - AL - Rear - Toyota Supra - 5.29 Od
Brand: ATI
SKU: ati-ati-pulley-drive-6-grv-al-rear-toyota-supra-5-29-od-t14-514870
Price: 89.11 USD
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ATI 6-groove aluminum rear drive pulley for Toyota Supra. Part# 916301.

Key Features

Fits Toyota Supra.
ATI 6-groove aluminum rear drive pulley.
Aluminum construction for reduced weight.
Designed for multiple accessory belt applications.

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About this part

Product Details

This is the ATI 6-groove aluminum rear drive pulley, designed for the Toyota Supra. It's a well-built component that handles the drive belt system for your engine.

Crafted from aluminum, this pulley is lighter than a stock steel unit, which can help reduce rotational mass in the engine bay. The 6-groove design means it's set up to run multiple accessory belts, ensuring all your engine's accessories get the power they need. Its rear placement means it's the last pulley in the drive sequence, often used in specific performance setups.