Aftermarket bracket/belt drive accessories

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Buster95

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• Mar 13, 2011

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I have a 1995 mustang gt and would like to clean up the engine bay and get rid of those big stock brackets. I im running the alt/power steering/water pump on this current configuration. Wondering if there is a kit for the 1994-95 gt's. If not, do you think I could run a timing chain cover and water pump for 1987-93 and it would work. I have a turbo on the passenger side. Any suggestions would help. Thanks!

 

hollywoodstang

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Last time i talked to people, there are no aftermarket bracket you can use for 94-95 cars, You will need to use the Fox aftermarket timing cover and water pump, and trim the fan or some sort to clear it.

I just kept the 94-95 brackets, But if there is any company that is willing to make the 94-95 specific brackets, i would jump all over it.

 

xracer22

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• Mar 19, 2011

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A fox setup will bolt right up. Also i took all my brackets off my 95 and cleaned up all the flash marks and smoothed them with some sandpaper and had them powdercoated and the look really good! Something to consider as that is pretty much the only option

 

Dino Dino Bambino

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• Mar 20, 2011

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There aren't any aftermarket brackets for our 94-95 models. You can either swap in the Fox timing cover, water pump, and brackets, or just trim your existing 94-95 brackets instead. This is what I did to my alternator/smog pump bracket after I'd deleted the smog pump:

 

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jbond007

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• Mar 21, 2011

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check out CFR Performance 79-93 bracket kit...you can find it on ebay for 200-250. Type in Mustang Pulleys on search and several things will come up including these pulley sets. They look like the March Billet aluminum and stainless steel set-ups, but are more affordable. Runs everything that you are talking about and doesn't run A/C yet. Good looking and would fit you need if you change the cover and pump.