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    OK-why do you have a tripple lower pulley? Whats sticking down from the area of the pan rails? looks like a u bend ground scrper? It also looks as if your doing an under drive pulley set??

    Pulling a mech water pump and fan is quite a load plus a high amp alternator get s squeemish (maybe squeelie)

    Your alternator bracket may leans in as it is only mounted with two bolts to lower block?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    OK-why do you have a tripple lower pulley? Whats sticking down from the area of the pan rails? looks like a u bend ground scrper? It also looks as if your doing an under drive pulley set??

    Pulling a mech water pump and fan is quite a load plus a high amp alternator get s squeemish (maybe squeelie)

    Your alternator bracket may leans in as it is only mounted with two bolts to lower block?
    The triple pulley I had lying around already so I used it. It is a stock diameter though. It's only a 40 amp alternator. I've been giving the alternator some thought and may put an extra arm on it like the one pictured below. Not sure what pan rails you are seeing the only thing on either side of the pan is the exhaust. The black lines are trany cooler lines.

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