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I need to get an alternator bracket for the 1959 235 I'm putting in my 41, would a normal 235 alternator bracket work or does having a 216 balancer and water pump on there change the alignment to where I'd need something else?


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The center of the belt groove on the balancer is the same on 216, 235, and 261, although there are few different belt widths used.


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