LT1 Alternator Relocation Brackets are now available!
Finally! The answer to all LT1 f-body owner's prayers to relocate your alternator to a more manageable location and retain your power steering.
For more information, pics of the bracket and to order, just go here:
http://www.speedspecialty.com/store/...=lt1altbracket
Happy Holidays!
For more information, pics of the bracket and to order, just go here:
http://www.speedspecialty.com/store/...=lt1altbracket
Happy Holidays!
Originally posted by bigde4u
it looks like it's in the spot where the a/c should be, is it? just wondering since i'm wanting to do an a/c delete.
it looks like it's in the spot where the a/c should be, is it? just wondering since i'm wanting to do an a/c delete.
very cool
couple questions for ya tho....does this come with all the pulleys shown in the picture? does this require a different length belt to be used, if so is that belt included?
curious if this is a complete bolt in kit that requires the customer to purchase nothing else?
thanks
Steve
couple questions for ya tho....does this come with all the pulleys shown in the picture? does this require a different length belt to be used, if so is that belt included?
curious if this is a complete bolt in kit that requires the customer to purchase nothing else?
thanks
Steve
It consists of the bracket which is modified from a stock bracket (hence the need for a core charge), a bracket for the top mount of the alternator, as well as the bolt used to connect to the alternator.
Everything else as far as hardware is using the factory hardware.
There is actually a bit of debate about the belt issue, which I am looking into getting to the bottom of.
Everything else as far as hardware is using the factory hardware.
There is actually a bit of debate about the belt issue, which I am looking into getting to the bottom of.
Well sorry it took so long, but I got the picture up of the brackets side to side, its obvious which is which of course. Hope this and everything else Ive posted answers everybodys questions, but feel free to reply to this, email me, pm me, or IM me all of the usernames are jonaddis84. Thanks everyone.
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Re: Alternator Relocation Bracket.
Originally posted by sherwinZ28
How about one that won't get rid of AC and let's you keep everything(Air Pump, AC, Power Steering...)?
How about one that won't get rid of AC and let's you keep everything(Air Pump, AC, Power Steering...)?
Alright, well hypothetically, say I can come up with something for you AC guys, what would you be willing to pay for something like this based on the fact that there would be a lot of research and testing involved to design it, and also at least twice the build time, and more material?
And you guys complaining about the price (I figured something you get the same thing plus power steering as a similar product that costs $175 would be very fair!), what would be a fair price in your mind, considering about 25% of the cost is just parts, not counting shipping/packaging?
And you guys complaining about the price (I figured something you get the same thing plus power steering as a similar product that costs $175 would be very fair!), what would be a fair price in your mind, considering about 25% of the cost is just parts, not counting shipping/packaging?
I would be willing to get a kit as long as I could keep my AC. My battery is going to go to the trunk and with the alt even farthe to the side I would have a bit more room to play with. Count me in. One last qusetion. How strong is this piece and could it be used in conjunction with a D-1SC blower?


