High mount DRIVER side Alt relocation??
High mount DRIVER side Alt relocation?? Hey guys i have been on this site for a long time...havent posted too much but I am soon to be pulling the trigger on a alt relocation. If I am going to mount one I was thinking as low as I can go since i prefer not to mount it high passenger side. I think it looks the worse upside passenger side(personal opinion). I know of the kit that mounts a alt down where the ac compressor was but I found this one...tell me what you guys think? It says fbody but not sure what Gen. I have a 4th gen truck mani build.
If it will work and fit I think it will look pretty good!
If I had to mount high pass side I will likely go modular turbo bracket as my friend has one and it is extremely nice piece but again that would be my last option.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/F-Body...ket,42493.html
If it will work and fit I think it will look pretty good!
If I had to mount high pass side I will likely go modular turbo bracket as my friend has one and it is extremely nice piece but again that would be my last option.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/F-Body...ket,42493.html
its saying that from the top of the TB to the top of the PS reservoir cap is 1-3/4 in. Does anybody know if that will clear a stock ss 4th gen hood by chance??
This was an answer from them after being asked if it would fit a 4th gen:
"The high mount kit is normally designed for street rods, etc. In a 4th gen Camaro or Firebird, the high location of the power steering is more than likely to cause a hood clearance problem. We haven’t tried this because when putting an LS into an F body, most folks are going to use the stock LS-1 F body front drive system."
This was an answer from them after being asked if it would fit a 4th gen:
"The high mount kit is normally designed for street rods, etc. In a 4th gen Camaro or Firebird, the high location of the power steering is more than likely to cause a hood clearance problem. We haven’t tried this because when putting an LS into an F body, most folks are going to use the stock LS-1 F body front drive system."
