Finished the alt. bracket
03-05-2005, 07:42 PM
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Finished the alt. bracket Brian finished up the alt. bracket while I replaced the stock fuel pump. The bracket is very solid and will not move. I think it turned out really well. Here are some pictures.
Here is a picture of the bracket mounted:
getting it ready for paint:
and a few pictures from the fuel pump install:
Decided to cut through the top instead of dropping the tank. This took alot of time, but I think it could have been worse
and of course the hole:
and the old pump:
The car is actually coming together SLOWLY but surely...
Here is a picture of the bracket mounted:
getting it ready for paint:
and a few pictures from the fuel pump install:
Decided to cut through the top instead of dropping the tank. This took alot of time, but I think it could have been worse
and of course the hole:
and the old pump:
The car is actually coming together SLOWLY but surely...
03-05-2005, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by goober35
Man there is something about a chick that works on cars that is hot.
Especially when she is doing an awsome job! And knows what she is doing...
03-05-2005, 09:14 PM
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Sean, remind me to knock the crap out of you the next time I see you 
I don't think Brian is going to sell the bracket. He just made it for me because I'm special
Vents -- Yes, I am going turbo. Turbonetics T76... will have more pictures very soon!
I don't think Brian is going to sell the bracket. He just made it for me because I'm special
Vents -- Yes, I am going turbo. Turbonetics T76... will have more pictures very soon!
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03-05-2005, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Zangel
Sean, remind me to knock the crap out of you the next time I see you
I don't think Brian is going to sell the bracket. He just made it for me because I'm special
Vents -- Yes, I am going turbo. Turbonetics T76... will have more pictures very soon!
I don't think Brian is going to sell the bracket. He just made it for me because I'm special
Vents -- Yes, I am going turbo. Turbonetics T76... will have more pictures very soon!
oh ok, just let me say hey tiff remember you're stupposed to kick my ***. yah, i'll do that, really
03-06-2005, 04:56 AM
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cool glad to see your project is coming along
any chance of you takeing a pic standing back showing the exact placement of where you cut the whole for the gas tank access?
i have to do this next week so i can drop in my twin pumps, would just make life easier if i had a pic to look at of where to start to cut.....
it would be much appreciated!
thanks spangler.
any chance of you takeing a pic standing back showing the exact placement of where you cut the whole for the gas tank access?
i have to do this next week so i can drop in my twin pumps, would just make life easier if i had a pic to look at of where to start to cut.....
it would be much appreciated!
thanks spangler.
03-06-2005, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by spangler
cool glad to see your project is coming along
any chance of you takeing a pic standing back showing the exact placement of where you cut the whole for the gas tank access?
i have to do this next week so i can drop in my twin pumps, would just make life easier if i had a pic to look at of where to start to cut.....
it would be much appreciated!
thanks spangler.
any chance of you takeing a pic standing back showing the exact placement of where you cut the whole for the gas tank access?
i have to do this next week so i can drop in my twin pumps, would just make life easier if i had a pic to look at of where to start to cut.....
it would be much appreciated!
thanks spangler.
Does this help?
03-06-2005, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
not bad, but why did you use the AC tensioner instead of the stock tensioner??
id be worried about throwingbelts, but it might work.
id be worried about throwingbelts, but it might work.
The bracket was pretty easy to build, just a little time consuming making it "pretty"
03-06-2005, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
not bad, but why did you use the AC tensioner instead of the stock tensioner??
id be worried about throwingbelts, but it might work.
here is a pick of my alt bracket.
id be worried about throwingbelts, but it might work.
here is a pick of my alt bracket.
Any chance of a better close up pic?
03-06-2005, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by frcefed98
Is that the Stainless works alternator relocation bracket? I'm needing one real soon. How much and how long did it take to get to you? Sorry for all the questions, but I tried emailing them 3 times with no luck.
Thanks Brian or Zangel
J
Thanks Brian or Zangel
J
HMMMM ha ha ha
I know Jer i know.....