Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

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Dec 29, 2004 | 10:32 AM

Jesse_Boyer

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Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

Does anybody make these?

Dec 29, 2004 | 10:38 AM

rocmemphis

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Re: Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

I've got this...
http://www.iwineng.com/lt1.htm

Dec 29, 2004 | 10:56 AM

Jesse_Boyer

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Re: Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

not bad.

Any issues with slipping on the crank pulley?

I need a system that eliminates the belt/pulley where the alt existed alltogether. Thoughts?

Dec 29, 2004 | 11:23 AM

dreamer1q

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Re: Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

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I've got this...
http://www.iwineng.com/lt1.htm

LOL, thats my motor in those photos. Glad to see your still using it. I love mine.

Dec 29, 2004 | 12:19 PM

rocmemphis

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Re: Alternator brackets (want to put it where the AirPump was)

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not bad.

Any issues with slipping on the crank pulley?

I need a system that eliminates the belt/pulley where the alt existed alltogether. Thoughts?

No issues at all with the belt slipping. The belt makes really good contact with the crank pulley. The only other alternator relocation kits that I know of move it to where the A/C compressor is located. I also do not think that you can eliminate that pulley either b/c the PS pump runs off the back of the belt but I could be wrong.