Alternator Relocation Bracket That works?
Had the designer of the bracket himself drop off the parts. Great guy!
Only thing holding me back from starting the car up is the wiring. The new alternator plug has 3 wires that go into it. Our stock LS1 setup has 1 wire plug.
Any ideas guy? Anyone with a speed inc bracket in here that can help =).
Also what size belt are you guys using? All my pulleys are stock, and the idler pulley under the powersteering pump remains.




email larry and have him ask dan... he'll know exactly which one.
p.s. i think you have to swap in the pully off your stock alternator also.
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I also want to add that the Speed inc setup pictured looks very nice, that bracket looks tough!
good stuff guys keep em coming Drove the car to work today, which is about a 30min drive and the belt stayed on!!

Will post pics later tonight. The alternator sits so low compared to the old setup. It almost looks stock!
The great thing about this setup is changing belts out is now very easy. All that is required is hex key.
Wanted to say thanks again to Larry from Speed Inc, and Kevin from Machinehead for making a quality bracket.
This is the FIRST TIME EVER, that I have driven somewhere and back without shredding a belt!
This is a true bolt on alternator relocation bracket. There was NOTHING to shim, it is aligned perfectly when you bolt it on.
Belt size is 74inches if you use the stock pulley underneath the powersteering.
Also you need to use the wire marked as L on the new connector.
My Review is A+ for design, quality, and simple installation.



Sits VERY low, so no problems with an aftermarket fuel rail!





