What application? Most street stuff runs between 10% under driver to 10% over driven relative to crank speed. So you may have to pick a starting point and go from there. Are you sure that's a 6V92 blower?
Jr. You're hooked to the internet...use it... One bit of good info I found in about 10 seconds, tooth count, overdrive...and..."approximate" pressure. All right there on one page. In another few seconds, I'd bet there are more if you don't like Dyers info. But, alas, it's a task that you should be doing..! http://dyersblowers.com/pulley_boost_charts.html Mike
The blower in the photo must not be yours, it’s a 4-71. Also, what engine are you building? I think that’s a 250 Chevy is that right?
My is a 292 Chevy bored out to a 301 My blower is a 6v92 blower I just don't know what my blower puts out so I would like to be around 5 to 8 pounds of boost
Charts may ***ist with pulley sizing to determine over or under drive and boost? Think they're 1/2" pitch
Your 6V92 has the same case ID and rotors as a 6V71 and displaces 338 c.i. per revolution. Your engine uses 301 c.i. in two revolutions. Using Dyer's reference charts, you'll want to be 15% underdriven to stay around 8 pounds max boost on your 300 inch motor. Using a 50 on the bottom and a 55 top will only be 9% under. You'll need a 60 top to get closer to 15% under with a 50 tooth bottom, or another combo altogether. Post some pics of your set up. Blown sixes are still rare.
I thought bower guys were like quick change guys... at least 10-15 sets. Hell it’s only money but 9-10 pulleys and play around a lot.