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dolfan87

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Well, I got a new toy (Powermaster 100 amp alt) via the Big Brown Truck today, and now I can finally use those March pulleys I bought forever ago.

Below is the coolness.





lemme know whatcya think!

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6Stang7

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I gots to get some better looking pulleys.

-Shaun
 

dolfan87

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I know they cost a lot, but let me tell you, these things look outstanding, and they FIT awesome. The company is also top rate to order from. Customer service is the best i have ever dealt with.

Anyway, just had to share.

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The alternator looks like it's too high. Kinda saying HI!! I'm a big black alternator when you pop your hood.

I would prefer to have it down low so the engine can glisten with all it's beuty.

Do like how it loads the belt though. Sure beats the original stuff.
 

allcarfan

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what part number is that kit?
 

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Fostang said:
The alternator looks like it's too high. Kinda saying HI!! I'm a big black alternator when you pop your hood.

I would prefer to have it down low so the engine can glisten with all it's beuty.

Do like how it loads the belt though. Sure beats the original stuff.
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I know!! When I was installing it, I thought..."crap that looks weird" but it's growing on me, and I have yet to install the power steering pump, so that will balance it out a bit.

allcarfan said:
what part number is that kit?
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You'll want 30320 for the kit with the power steering pump, or kit number 30310 with just the Alt.

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coolblue65

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That looks awesome.

That's a V-belt set up right? Also, did the alternator mounting brackets come with that kit as well? if not, where did you get those?
 

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That engine looks incredible, looking forward to seeing it in the car.
 

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coolblue65 said:
That looks awesome.

That's a V-belt set up right? Also, did the alternator mounting brackets come with that kit as well? if not, where did you get those?
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No it's the serpentine setup, and every bracket you see holding that alternator up is from March. It all came in the kit.
 
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gp001

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Looks awesome! Only cool people have them

 

dolfan87

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So the alternator is supposed to be high up like that. I was starting to wonder.

Your engine looks outstanding gp001! Someday we gotta get together...check out my bands site, cause we are going ot be playing in So Cal soon.

Peace

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gp001 said:
Looks awesome! Only cool people have them
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I could not agree more!


Now...how did you get that pulley off? The instructions say to use an impact wrench but I think the bolt is on too tight. Was yours tough to remove?
 

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dolfan87

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no...since I was never going to use the pulley that came with my alt...I placed the pulley in the vise, and snugged it up good. Then I just used a 1/2" drive ratchet with a 15/16's socket, and it just came off.

I didn't want to fire up the compressor over one bolt. I will however use the impact to do the final tightening of the March nut.

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Edbert said:
Now...how did you get that pulley off? The instructions say to use an impact wrench but I think the bolt is on too tight. Was yours tough to remove?
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I used one of those rubber strap wrenches to hold the pulley without damaging it and then used the impact gun
 
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dolfan87 said:
So the alternator is supposed to be high up like that. I was starting to wonder.

Your engine looks outstanding gp001! Someday we gotta get together...check out my bands site, cause we are going ot be playing in So Cal soon.

Peace

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Thanks for the compliment! I'll have to try to check out your band. I remember downloading some songs off your site a while back.
 

allcarfan

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I didnt realize that was a 393.

I found out when I ran the part number at march.
 
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