Is it typical for the crank pulley to be in too far to match water pump pulley?

[bull]

This is on a 68 383. My crank pulley is a hair off from matching up with the water pump pulley and it looks as if I could fix it by using thin washers to space it outward. Anyway, is this common?

[Long Island RT]

I had the opposite.  Had to space out the water pump pulley.  440 source has them for either pulley.

http://store.440source.com/Crankshaft-Pulleys/products/81/

I would imagine with all the aftermarket cranks and v-dampeners it's not an unusual occurance.

[bull]

Thanks.

[62 Max]

This is on a 68 383. My crank pulley is a hair off from matching up with the water pump pulley and it looks as if I could fix it by using thin washers to space it outward. Anyway, is this common?

Only if you don't have the original pulley's.

[bull]

This is on a 68 383. My crank pulley is a hair off from matching up with the water pump pulley and it looks as if I could fix it by using thin washers to space it outward. Anyway, is this common?

Only if you don't have the original pulley's.

It's probably the aftermarket balancer. My original had a chunk broke off the flange so I bought a new one.