Thread: alternator bracket help please
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08-24-2004 11:04 PM #1
alternator bracket help please
ok i just built a motor for my 69 camaro. i have a set of fulies on it and a rpm airgap manifold. so i have a long water pump, no bolt holes in the heads and a raised intake. where can i get a alternator bracket that will work. please if you have any info or website that might send me in the right way. please help.
thanks and im new to the club so hello everyone. thanks again
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08-25-2004 11:07 AM #2
i have found low mount brackets for short water pumps but not for long water pumps.
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08-25-2004 03:15 PM #3
Look at Alan Grove model 214L on Yogi's site.
http://www.yogisinc.com
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08-25-2004 04:09 PM #4
My situation is opposite, I have a short water pump and seek a low mount or any alternator mount. What is the source of your low mount?
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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08-25-2004 06:24 PM #5
Don,
Same website, Alan Grove #'s 206L, 207L or 209L.
Go to the website, shop by mfg., click on Alan Grove.
Is a low mount going to fit your chassis? Early Fords aren't very wide. I mounted mine top left.Last edited by Henry Rifle; 08-25-2004 at 06:31 PM.
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08-25-2004 06:33 PM #6
Like this . . .
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08-25-2004 06:59 PM #7
Henry Rifle: You read my mind. I had just come home from trying to pick up an alternator mount, but only got 2 of 3 pieces for the upper driver's side mount and my wife sent me on an errand and I saw this thread so I threw out a quick question. As you anticipated, my next question is/was will a lower mount fit in a Model-A chassis and you say probably not. Well at this moment I have none that is complete, either right or left upper, but I have permission from my wife to leave off an AC since she now realizes roadsters don't even have windows, so I only plan to use a water pump and generator as the bare essentials. I have priced some serpentine pulley setups and I can't see spending so much for just an alternator bracket, so I guess it is back to the junkyard to try to get a bracket for one of the upper mounts unless someone here knows of a source of a simple new old stock or chromed upper bracket for either side.
Thanks,
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodderLast edited by Don Shillady; 08-25-2004 at 07:03 PM.
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08-25-2004 07:29 PM #8
Henry Rifle: Thanks again, I looked at the many Alan Grove brackets and realized that since I am planning to run with a hood it will be narrow inside so I do need one of the upper-type. What is the one you show in the picture?
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodderLast edited by Don Shillady; 08-26-2004 at 07:50 AM.
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08-26-2004 05:17 AM #9
Don,
That's a Billet Specialties part - or a clone thereof. I didn't really want billet, but I came across it for a good price. I had to do quite a bit of grinding for it to fit my fast-burn heads.
http://www.billetspecialties.com/ite...cid=78&pid=143
Spectre makes some alternator mounts, and they're available in most local part stores or from Summit. Their brackets wouldn't fit my situation, though, because of the headers and the fast-burn aluminum heads on my motor.
If you want an old school look, you could use the Alan Grove driver's side top mount, Part #200L.
Then, there's always 3/16 cold rolled, 3/8" rod, a rod end or two, a saw and a welder. Worked on my big block A-bone.
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08-26-2004 06:34 AM #10
well thanks very much for the info. i found just what i need. i will let you all know how it works out for me. thanks again
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