Alternator and CMI
01-13-2003 | 09:58 PM
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Alternator and CMI
Hi Everyone,
I just switched over from stock risers and manifolds to CMI (oh, and that Pulse Drive thing). The stock mounts for the alternators is too high for the new setup. The alternators have almost no movement for belt tightening before they hit the water intake for the headers. Who makes a bracket that effectivly lowers the alternators slightly to allow for the space?
Mongo
I just switched over from stock risers and manifolds to CMI (oh, and that Pulse Drive thing). The stock mounts for the alternators is too high for the new setup. The alternators have almost no movement for belt tightening before they hit the water intake for the headers. Who makes a bracket that effectivly lowers the alternators slightly to allow for the space?
Mongo
01-14-2003 | 08:50 PM
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Try CP Performance. They offer a bracket, part # 421 PFB-90 that might do the trick. There are others in the catalog for a custom fit. www.cpperformance.com
