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Alternator Bracket Mounting Kit for 1987-1993 Ford Mustang 5.0L [Polished Finish]
555-50547
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Alternator Bracket
JEGS 555-50547 Alternator Bracket Mounting Kit Features:
- Constructed with polished billet aluminum for great looks and long life
- Add a unique, finished appearance to the engine compartment of your street rod, race or show car
JEGS 555-50547 Alternator Bracket Mounting Kit Notes:
- Designed to work with lower hose (inlet) connection on the driver’s side only
- 90-degree water neck required
- For appropriate belt size please refer to the pulley manufacturer's instructions
- Bracket locates the alternator in stock location
Specifications:
I would like to know what size belt would be required after the bracket has been installed, I still have all of them besides my smog pump
is that upper adjusting rod or similar available?
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