Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
- ASIN: B000CMGTZG
- Item model number: 10031FLT
By : Flowtech
Price : $16.28
Product Description
Alternator Bracket; Chevrolet Generator/Alternator;
Product Features
- Silver Zinc Plated
- Show Quality
- For Custom Installations
Flowtech 10031FLT Silver Zinc Plated Generator / Alternator Bracket
Customer Reviews
It was a good project installing the headers. When it got to the point where I/we couldn't forget the bracket, we looked at each other and asked, "Why?" I've slept since then, and A LOT of water has run under the bridge. I can't remember if I just tossed it in a drawer, the trash, or went through the hassle of returning it.
Maybe someone out there can tell me what happened to it. I would normally mutter profanities under my breath, and toss the part on the bench.
As I recall, there's no way I could've used that bracket.
Just another thought.
If I decided not to order the bracket, and needed it, I'd have been yelling profanities at the top of my lungs, because I didn't listen when it was suggested I order one. I only hope I returned it, and that I don't find it in a coffee can a year from now.
Everyone was saying things that made me think I'd have to install the headers using a 4 lb. hammer. The headers went in with no modification at all. A brake line that had been changed previously was too close to the collector. When I had the Flowmasters(bought of the street) installed the installer told me that the line was close. That it'd get too hot. When they were finished, and about to let the truck down I told them I wanted to bend that brake line a little bit. one of the guys that told me about the line, said that he'd already moved it.
I went out "Rockin' 'n' Rollin'" across the Delta on Hwy.4, with my headers roaring. When I got to Stockton, my favorite stop is a Taco Truck in front of Lupita's Cantina.
I pulled off, headed towards the Taco Truck, with about 4 customers in line. The truck wasn't stopping, or slowing much. Emergency brake? Uhh, not holding too good either. I'll do it tomorrow, right?
I can't remember exactly how, but I stopped "Ol' Curtis" in time. I had to go "WIPE", and change my shorts.
I'm 55 y.o., and Dad got that truck, brand new, when I was 14 y.o. It's been through my brother and I growing up, learning to drive, deer hunting, fishing, and I even took it on a "Honeymoon" to Folsom Lake in '76, when it had a 10.5 ft. cab-over camper on it.
Just a good old truck. NOT FOR SALE! It's my Dad, still hangin' on. BTW the truck is a '71 Chevy, 3/4 ton, 2 WD, C20
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