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Old 12-01-2015, 12:56 AM   #1
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pics of your alternators mounted pls

Im getting a nice polished alternator, and my mounting bracket is a big ole ugly black one so I'm looking for some ideas for passenger side mounting, and part numbers in case I see one I wanna use. thanks guys
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Old 12-01-2015, 12:04 PM   #2
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Re: pics of your alternators mounted pls

I just ordered this one. A bit dated looking, but I'm using camel hump heads (no holes in the head for mounts) and needed something stronger than the one little arm reaching way out to the alternator.
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Old 12-01-2015, 12:18 PM   #3
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I just ordered this one. A bit dated looking, but I'm using camel hump heads (no holes in the head for mounts) and needed something stronger than the one little arm reaching way out to the alternator.

Wow that looks awesome! I Like that it's got a mount on both sides so the alternator can't turn and make annoying belt noises. Can you use this with any head?
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Old 12-01-2015, 12:32 PM   #4
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Re: pics of your alternators mounted pls

I think so. The head in this picture looks like it's the newer style (with bolt holes in the head) so I think it just uses water pump bolts. As long as you've got the long style water pump, which you probably do.
I am putting mine in a SBC swap jeep with a winch, so I was trying to remove all doubt of a squeaking alternator belt under heavy load.
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Old 12-01-2015, 12:36 PM   #5
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And just in case anyone is going to ask- The short water pumps only have bolt holes to mount the water pump to the motor. Long pumps have additional bolt holes.
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Old 12-02-2015, 12:38 AM   #6
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Got this one on ebay for 35 shipped.
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Old 12-02-2015, 12:45 AM   #7
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Good deal!
Nice adjustable setup without having to pry on the alternator.
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Old 12-03-2015, 11:32 AM   #8
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I am running an Edelbrock Victor Jr. Intake o. My 383, and the thermostat housing sets much higher than a stock small block, so I couldn't use the factory upper bracket. I ended up making a strut/turnbuckle to tension/support the alternator. I did however have to use the lower bracket that bolts to the water pump, and since I used spherical bearings(rod ends) I had to use 1/2"-20 right hand and 1/2"-20 left hand thread taps in order to make the turnbuckle.here are a few pics..... I also had to fabricate a small bracket on the top ear of the alternator because the rod end was a bit large to center the bolt on the alternator.
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Old 12-03-2015, 07:46 PM   #9
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Got this one on ebay for 35 shipped.
This is an amazing engine and compartment. shooting for something close to this on mine. Id love to repaint the block orange, but can't pull the motor

*meant to repost the pic from post #6
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This is an amazing engine and compartment. shooting for something close to this on mine. Id love to repaint the block orange, but can't pull the motor

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Thanks. You can paint the engine without taking it out, just takes more time. Take off what ever you can off the engine and then tape off the rest.
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Thanks. You can paint the engine without taking it out, just takes more time. Take off what ever you can off the engine and then tape off the rest.
do you degrease and sand for prep?
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do you degrease and sand for prep?
Yes just degrease it and then scuff it up with a red scuff pad.
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Old 12-03-2015, 07:45 PM   #13
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man these are nice setups. I can't wait to get this big stock mount off and put a nice chrome alt and bracket on. Im getting a nice aluminum radiator too with electric fans, should really dress up the engine compartment. Plus ill be doing the work on this part of the truck, its within my realm of mechanic skills, so it will extra cool
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Re: pics of your alternators mounted pls

I almost posted mine then I noticed you said something about shiny... whew I almost screwed that one up....
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I almost posted mine then I noticed you said something about shiny... whew I almost screwed that one up....
don't remember saying shine, but feel free to post anyhow. doesn't have to be shine, everybody tastes are different
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don't remember saying shine, but feel free to post anyhow. doesn't have to be shine, everybody tastes are different
ok not shiny, polished. i'm still running my junk yard alternator I installed in 93. the mount is just the standard chrome one you can buy at any parts store. this is also before I redid my engine compartment man i'm glad it's not that ugly anymore

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