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Old 06-20-2017, 03:11 PM
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This is BDR 1591 [at VMS] which Jay is building for a customer at of his.
There a thread posted on this build and that where I copied the photo for reference.
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This is BDR 1591 [at VMS] which Jay is building for a customer at of his.
There a thread posted on this build and that where I copied the photo for reference.
Found it. That's a pretty impressive build. Mine isn't nearly that impressive or high tech. Only a couple of pictures showing the alternator, and no real details. But it does give me some ideas.

I sent them an e-mail asking for more details. The parts are one off, I'm sure. But if they're willing to make them, I'm willing to buy.
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Can the alternator be fitted in the normal manner on your passenger side just under the crank centreline next to the oil pan?
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Can the alternator be fitted in the normal manner on your passenger side just under the crank centreline next to the oil pan?
I might end up fabbing a bracket to put it there, and then running it off of the A/C pulley. Then I'll have to fab some kind of idler pulley in place of the original alternator, or else figure out how to completely re-route to serpentine belt.
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That's going to be an absolute animal when you get it running Bob.

Hope you can come up with what looks like it is "meant to there".

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