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350 TPI alternator question
Hi, im new to the 350 tpi so this is a noobie question lol, but i wanted to know how come theres 350 tpi's with the alternator on the left, and some with it on the right, i found most of them are on the right but this one is on the left do you know why ?? this is supposed to be a 1991 camaro 350 TPI engine in a 1985 firebird trans am
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Re: 350 TPI alternator question
it looks like they took the brackets of the firebird n put em on your motor. thats a v belyt set up looks like and if it was a 91 tpi motor it should have a serpentine belt
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Re: 350 TPI alternator question
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Re: 350 TPI alternator question
thats what it looks like, a 91 should have aluminum brackest not that old style that on it now
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Re: 350 TPI alternator question
In 1887 they went to a serpentine belt set up and the alternator was moved to the driver side. 1985 & 86 used individual belts and the alternator was on the passenger side. You have the engine from a later car using the original brackets and individual belts from the earlier years.
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