Anyone mounted a GM alternator high on the right side of a SB Chev? This engine has TPI and block hugger headers. What I'm looking for is what brackets to use. This engine will only have one belt so the brackets must be adjustable. Thanks for any help. Charlie
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RE: alternator mounting
by steeldeuce
Posted: 02/18/2002 20:36 EST
Street and Performance in Mena Ark.
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Same WIFE, Same job, Same ROADSTER for over 20 years. Must be in a rut. AIN'T LIFE GRAND !!
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RE: alternator mounting
by erbssr
Posted: 02/18/2002 21:43 EST
Look at Alan Grove Products too.
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RE: alternator mounting
by steeldeuce
Posted: 02/18/2002 22:29 EST
Yes..... Alan grove has excellant products too. Have one on the 40 Ford. My catalog is old. Does he make ones now for reverse flow water pumps now?
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Same WIFE, Same job, Same ROADSTER for over 20 years. Must be in a rut. AIN'T LIFE GRAND !!
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RE: alternator mounting
by Rochie
Posted: 02/19/2002 09:32 EST
Overspray, why not check with one of the members of SRS, Steve Jack. he's got brackets and pulleys etc.
Rochie (DSRA)
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RE: alternator mounting
by sirstude
Posted: 02/19/2002 09:51 EST
Overspray.
I had the Alan Grove TPI brackets on my Studebaker and really liked them. I just ran with an alternator for a while before I got the air working, and had no belt slippage that way. Some of the other brackets mount the alternator too close to the engine centerline and then the belts slip on the water pump pulley.
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