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Big Block Chevy Lower Alternator Bracket, Plain
Big Block Chevy Lower Alternator Bracket, Plain
Chevy Big Block V8
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- Mounts Delco alternators beside oil pan at left front corner of Chevy V8s
- Works with the short water pump
- Chrome, Steel or plain, S/S - SBC
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Steel bracket mounts Delco alternators beside oil pan at left front corner (driver side) of 396-454 big block Chevy V8s. Uses early front motor mount holes.
- Works with the short water pump
- Will NOT work with Speedway T-Bucket frames (too narrow), or 67 Camaros with a Big Block Chevy.
- Measures 10.3" to 12.3" from centerline of crankshaft to outside edge of alternator
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