Anyone know who makes this alt. relocation bracket? (pic inside)
01-16-2007, 09:51 AM
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i think phamspeed did (went out of business)
not sure if stainless works have or can.
you can try calling them and see, also note that your car is a vette (if its a vette per your sig - unless its for your 98 fbod) as the vettes accessories are different (dont stick out as much) from the fbodies
not sure if stainless works have or can.
you can try calling them and see, also note that your car is a vette (if its a vette per your sig - unless its for your 98 fbod) as the vettes accessories are different (dont stick out as much) from the fbodies
01-16-2007, 01:43 PM
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Ya it's for my f-body...I wonder what a machine shop would charge to cut one of them if I provided the template. If I had a good band saw I would just cut it out of an aluminum plate
Originally Posted by smokinHawk
i think phamspeed did (went out of business)
not sure if stainless works have or can.
you can try calling them and see, also note that your car is a vette (if its a vette per your sig - unless its for your 98 fbod) as the vettes accessories are different (dont stick out as much) from the fbodies
not sure if stainless works have or can.
you can try calling them and see, also note that your car is a vette (if its a vette per your sig - unless its for your 98 fbod) as the vettes accessories are different (dont stick out as much) from the fbodies
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01-16-2007, 09:25 PM
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yeah Stainless Works I would highly recomend a different one. It sux ***. Near impossible to get your belt to run true. It took one of my friends a machinist a good part of a saturday to get it to run true and nearly three drive belts later. Just my opinion.
01-16-2007, 10:59 PM
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yeah Stainless Works I would highly recomend a different one. It sux ***. Near impossible to get your belt to run true. It took one of my friends a machinist a good part of a saturday to get it to run true and nearly three drive belts later. Just my opinion.
01-18-2007, 08:45 AM
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I remember that picture, as that's one I took. 
http://www.garysdecks.com/SS/
That bracket is from GMR Speed, so it's likely the stainless works one. I'm not sure what all the fuss is with it, as I've had it on my car for ~9 months now with no issues.
http://www.garysdecks.com/SS/
That bracket is from GMR Speed, so it's likely the stainless works one. I'm not sure what all the fuss is with it, as I've had it on my car for ~9 months now with no issues.
01-19-2007, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by NassyVette
I'm gunna go with one from smoke'n hawk.
02-05-2007, 08:47 PM
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Yeah that was our bracket that Stainless Works made for us. It can be a real pain to get straight mostly because we needed to machine a special spacer for the pulley but never had the time or extra money to get it done.