Another alternator question CS144

[Kalums]

I hate to write this as I'm absolutely sure this has been addressed and I am completely missing it somewhere... But I'm currently swapping the engine in my 71 GMC K2500 and have decided to go with a serpentine belt system, the brackets I got are from a 91 Suburban and have the CS130 mount on the driver's side. I have been scouring this forum and the internet and have not been able to find a bracket to convert from the CS130 to either a CS144 or an older 12si. I have found references to a bracket that supposedly went on a Caprice Police car but no reference to year or application. I've also found reference to using a mid 90s Impala SS alternator but they all look to have the 6/12 o clock mounting holes. Does such a bracket exist or? Is there a CS144 with the "narrow(er)" mounting option? Any help would be greatly appreciated as this is one of the final steps I need to secure before I throw the new engine in my truck. Thank you guys for all the help, this place is an amazing knowledgeable repository.

[binford]

My 2006 Chevy van 3500 came with a DR446 which is 145 amps.
Better have number 4 cables as 8 is to small
.I'm wiring it like a mid 90's Chevy with the terminal block on the fire wall. I also got some #4 wire with fuesable endse

[Kalums]

Originally Posted by binford

My 2006 Chevy van 3500 came with a DR446 which is 145 amps.
Better have number 4 cables as 8 is to small
.I'm wiring it like a mid 90's Chevy with the terminal block on the fire wall. I also got some #4 wire with fuesable endse

I appreciate the info, I'm already redoing the wiring and battery cables, I don't really "need" more than 100 amps right now... My understanding is that the CS144 is way more reliable than the CS130, So I hoping to find a mounting bracket somewhere/somehow.

[1968 suburban]

You could take a look at either one of these, they are oreilly part numbers. Either r111937a or r111948a. They look to have the narrower mounting points.

[Kalums]

Originally Posted by 1968 suburban

You could take a look at either one of these, they are oreilly part numbers. Either r111937a or r111948a. They look to have the narrower mounting points.

Why couldn't I find these... *facepalm* and thank you you rock!