Bills Hot Rod Co. 300 Series Power Steering Pump Brackets for SBC
Bills Hot Rod Co. 300 Series Power Steering Pump Brackets for SBC
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#91667920

Bills Hot Rod Co. 300 Series Power Steering Pump Brackets for SBC

  • Mounts low on drivers side
  • Two positions for superior adjustability
  • Works with both short and long style water pumps
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Product Summary

  • Mounts low on drivers side
  • Two positions for superior adjustability
  • Works with both short and long style water pumps
  • Use with GM Saginaw pumps with attached reservoir, "type 1" power steering pumps
  • Works with stock steel or aluminum aftermarket pulleys
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BrandBills Hot Rod Co
Mounting SideDriver Side
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Fabricated from 1/4" mild steel with stainless/chrome Allen head hardware. Simple installation; all brackets are pre-assembled. Drilling or tapping is not required. Attaches to the lower left front of the block using the two lower bolt holes located by the timing cover (the old front motor mount holes). The adjusting arm mounts to the lower water pump hole.

  • Mounts low on drivers side
  • Two positions for superior adjustability 
  • Works with SHORT & LONG style water pumps
  • Use with GM Saginaw pumps with attached reservoir, "type 1" p.s. pumps
  • Works with stock steel or aluminum aftermarket pulleys
  • Choose black or chrome finish

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KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #Select Finish to see
BrandBills Hot Rod Co
Mounting SideDriver Side
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Material TypeMild Steel
FinishRaw Machined
ColorBlack
Hardware IncludedYes
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NotesWorks with both Short and Long water pump.
Water Pump StyleShort/Long

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

30 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers commend the product, particularly for its premium quality, exemplary finish, and excellent machine work. The bracket is easy to install and it provides a good fit with different engine setups. Many users prefer it over cheaper alternatives due to its durability and functional design. They also appreciate its multiple mounting options and its compatibility with various car models. However, some users reported a need for slight modifications to achieve perfect alignment. Nonetheless, many confirm that they would purchase this product again, highlighting its clear superiority over other brands.

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

The part worked perfectly

This unit was installed in my 1964 Jeep Gladiator with a Blue Print SBC 383. The original stamped steel upper arm failed allowing the power steering unit to loosen up and fell out of the engine bay onto the front axle. I chose this mounting system to replace it, and it looks better than the original and worked perfectly. I will admit I modified the upper arm of the bracket so that it mounted closer on the block to the power steering unit, but that was my choice. The overall result was total success!

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Does not work with Speedway alternator bracket.

I tried using the product with the Speedway alternator bracket. The full hole on the PS pump hits the bottom of the bracket. The belt for the alternator rubs the tension bracket and bolts for mounting the ps pump.

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Excellent bracket for the price

5.0

6 months ago

Dirty Dog

Loxahatchee, Fl

Verified

Easy to install and looks great on the engine

Would Recommend

Very nice product

5.0

a year ago

55 IH

Arkansas

Verified

If purchasing and mounting AC Get the 1200 series. The cap screw at the bottom interferes with the belt for the alternator. Found the out the hard way and hoping this helps someone else. Great product

Would Recommend

I would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

Crew chief

Charleston SC

Verified

The bracket fit perfect on 383 with no issues

excellent quality and finish

5.0

2 years ago

Rino

Agawam

Verified

Installed on SBC with long w/pump and stock pulleys. I had to add spacer washers to align pump pulley correctly. Otherwise, happy with quality and install.

Would Recommend

SBC alternator bracket

5.0

2 years ago

Lapdog55

Doylestown, Pa

Verified

Great product with nice quality machine work and installation parts

Would Recommend

P/S mtn. bracket

5.0

3 years ago

Billy Boy

Navarre,Fl.

Verified

worked great,looks good & easy to install

Would Recommend

Does not work with Speedway alternator bracket.

1.0

3 years ago

Steveb

Colorado

Verified

I tried using the product with the Speedway alternator bracket. The full hole on the PS pump hits the bottom of the bracket. The belt for the alternator rubs the tension bracket and bolts for mounting the ps pump.

The part worked perfectly

5.0

3 years ago

Smokin

Middle Utah

Verified

This unit was installed in my 1964 Jeep Gladiator with a Blue Print SBC 383. The original stamped steel upper arm failed allowing the power steering unit to loosen up and fell out of the engine bay onto the front axle. I chose this mounting system to replace it, and it looks better than the original and worked perfectly. I will admit I modified the upper arm of the bracket so that it mounted closer on the block to the power steering unit, but that was my choice. The overall result was total success!

Would Recommend

This PS Pump was easy to install

5.0

3 years ago

Don

Ogden Utah

Verified

This PS Pump compliments my March set up on the front of the engine and has worked well, so hopefully this is my 4th and last PS pump.

Would Recommend

i would buy again

5.0

4 years ago

none

council bluffs ia

Verified

i mounted high worked great 1950 on a s10 frame 400 small block

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

8 Questions • 9 Answers

What power steering mount would you use for a 327 small block front motor mount?

by Brent

• 8 years ago

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Can you please advise what type of alternator bracket should be used with this setup? I have a 1965 283 which uses the drivers side top water pump bolt to support/tension the alternator. However I also have aftermarket heads which have holes tapped in them for accessories. Ultimately I need to know which power steering pump bracket, alternator bracket, and pulleys are required when planning to mount the alternator on the drivers side

by Bill

• 8 years ago

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Will this mounting bracket work to mount a Maval Ford/Mustang II Low Flow Plain Power Steering Pump with remote reservoir to a chevy 283 with short water pump? It is currently mounted to a chevy small block utilizing a bracket with a swivel that I do not like. The fan belt is using the third crankshaft pulley slot closest to the radiator. The part number for the power steering pump is 91032924-PLN.

by Marty

• 8 years ago

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Will this bracket work for older 350 that's now a stroker ? I have an 8 inch balancer. I've got a variety of pumps but the return hose fitting on 69 Chev pickup pump heads in the best direction for clearance. Picture looks like 8 inch balancer but pump is different.

by KC+BA

• 8 years ago

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65 C10 with no existing power steering. unknown year of 327 however no top holes to mount pump. Does all older 327 have the lower holes and will it work?

by Dave

• 9 years ago

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What aluminum or chrome steel pulley will work with this mount (#91667920) and align with the forward most groove in your 3 groove pulley (#91015480) ? Thanks!

by Dick

• 9 years ago

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Will this work on a 98'votec crate motor with LONG water pump to put power steering low on drivers side in my 68'nova?

by Dan

• 11 years ago

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will this fit on my 350 small block with a short corvette water pump. will it hold the factory power steering pump

by Crazyrays

• 11 years ago

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