MSD Alternator
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From: Denver
Wait, just read it....never seen this.
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Re: MSD Alternator
Yeah, I assume it would work as they say...
"it also delivers a new universal mounting design called Slide-Loc. This technology allows one unit to be mounted to a variety of engines by selecting a bracket kit. (For speedshops, this feature means that you only need to stock one alternator!) The bracket installation kits are available separately for a growing number of different applications."
but I don't want to order it and find out it doesn't work...so has anyone had any experience with one of these on an LT w/ factory mounting position?
"it also delivers a new universal mounting design called Slide-Loc. This technology allows one unit to be mounted to a variety of engines by selecting a bracket kit. (For speedshops, this feature means that you only need to stock one alternator!) The bracket installation kits are available separately for a growing number of different applications."
but I don't want to order it and find out it doesn't work...so has anyone had any experience with one of these on an LT w/ factory mounting position?
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Re: MSD Alternator
Originally Posted by Seal
why not just get a normal one for fraction of a cost and lifetime warranty from disc auto parts?
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Re: MSD Alternator
Originally Posted by madhatter
Because this one looks pretty and you can run any valve cover you want. It seems to be smaller than the TPI one even.
. Although I have already went through the trouble of getting some RFR custom valve covers, so any alt. wil work. This one looks bad *** though.
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