Belt routing with just an Alternator???

LXRACR

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hello, for some reason I can't get any help on this one. I have a 1992 Fox body stang with no smog, A/C, P/S or water pump (I have an electric pump). I have a Novi 2000 on the pass. side....I have seen a driver's side cylinder alternator mounts, but not how to route the belt? Any ideas would be great, thanks!!!:shrug:
 
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This is how I did mine. The March pulleys are pretty expensive though.
 
mrf0rd said:
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This is how I did mine. The March pulleys are pretty expensive though.

That's where the blower is. I think he wanted to equalize the load on the crank by having the alt. on the driver side. Buy the bracket and cut a 1/4" x 3" piece of aluminum or steel and drill the hole to mount the top part of the alt. to the bracket. Then drill two holes and get out your jig saw to make a adjustable slot for the piece to mount to the alt. That way you can just get a belt that fits half way between the slot you've made and pull the alt. till the belt is tight. No tensioner needed.