My version of an Alternator Mount
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Finished my alternator mount (minus powdercoating)
fabbed it out of steel and used a March Adjustment rod for tension
the car is still being put together so it probably won't be put to use for a couple more weeks




fabbed it out of steel and used a March Adjustment rod for tension
the car is still being put together so it probably won't be put to use for a couple more weeks




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Bracket looks great!
Could'nt help but notice the vent on the valley cover. I vent in the same place. I run a
-12 hose to a catch can. I believe you are going to have a mess
Could'nt help but notice the vent on the valley cover. I vent in the same place. I run a
-12 hose to a catch can. I believe you are going to have a mess
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Launching!
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From: Hillsdale, Michigan
thanks for all of the compliments on the bracket
Thanks,
I have the stuff to switch it over the -AN
amd your post reassures why I should do it! lol
I have the stuff to switch it over the -AN
amd your post reassures why I should do it! lol
Dam knievel,
Looks just like the one I made. But I use a stand off from the head snd I also use heim link mechanical tensioner. Another version I made and designed uses a tpi alt. And its also mechanical tensioner used with 6rib stock crank pulley and sc head unit. Engine spins to 7k and never thrown a belt. Pulley on sc also 6rib
Looks just like the one I made. But I use a stand off from the head snd I also use heim link mechanical tensioner. Another version I made and designed uses a tpi alt. And its also mechanical tensioner used with 6rib stock crank pulley and sc head unit. Engine spins to 7k and never thrown a belt. Pulley on sc also 6rib







