Alternator Relocation Bracket That works?
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That looks like the one that fenix999 (member on here) used to make (I think he made them). Not sure if he still does. Ordered one from him back in '09, but I could not use it since I have an LQ9 block. It doesn't have the lower accessory bolt hole to move the tensioner to.
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That looks like the one that fenix999 (member on here) used to make (I think he made them). Not sure if he still does. Ordered one from him back in '09, but I could not use it since I have an LQ9 block. It doesn't have the lower accessory bolt hole to move the tensioner to.
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FWIW. Speed INC bracket and altnerator. The belt misaligns and shreds if tightened too much. I found a happy medium with ocassional belt squeal at startup,and the belt is fine.
One of the better looking units IMO.
Alternator used in this kit is 105 amp i believe and i bought a spare one for the power tour at a local parts store, when it gets hot it quits charging well. I just need to get underhood temps cooled down.
One of the better looking units IMO.
Alternator used in this kit is 105 amp i believe and i bought a spare one for the power tour at a local parts store, when it gets hot it quits charging well. I just need to get underhood temps cooled down.
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