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#524753 04/05/2009 1:23 AM
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anybody in here know where to find a bolt on alternator bracket for an alternator? Had a few ideas but still looking.

Thanks, Steve in Idaho

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there are a couple out there if your not picky, here's one http://www.cfrperformance.com/CHEVY_LOW_MOUNT_ALTERNATOR_BRACKET_p/hz-7758.htm

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that style will work on a TF truck if you're using the side mounts, will require modification with the original front mounts - you can rig a mount easily to put an alternator on the rams horn the same place the generator mounts

Bill


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I mounted mine pretty much as Bill did (I have side mounts). I bought a kit on eBay that has the top bracket as in Bill's photo and had a bracket for the bottom side of the alternator that bolted to the header (I think they are Corvette headers). I couldn't get the bottom mount kit that "old dog" linked to, to line up correctly with my engine (62 283 with a short water pump). Although I have seen it used on what appears to be long water pump engines. Thanks to Bill's advice I was able to identify the proper mounting kit.

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Try Bill's Hot Rod Parts in LA....they have many different bracket setups.


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Thanks for the info...I will check them out on Monday.


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