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Old 08-06-2009, 01:55 PM   #1
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New Serpentine Brackets

Looking for some help with a new serpentine bracket setup. Car is 1992 Camaro, was TBI now carb 350, but with factory serpentine brackets still in tact, but without AIR pump.

I'd like to get rid of the A/C, install the A/C delete heater box, and I'd like to get rid of the bulky cumbersome ugly factory accesory brackets in the process. I'd like to relocate the alternator to pass side, and in the end just have alternator, p/s pump, waterpump (will end up being an expensive dress up, while cleaning up the engine bay).

I was looking at March stuff, and some others as well.

like this: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MCH-22023/

But I haven't a clue on some info I need.

1) Power Steering Pump - is my stock pump a) Saginaw Keyway, b) Saginaw Press-on, or c) Saginaw Metric?

2) Alternator - will the alternator have to be replaced with a different kind if it's moved to pass side with these type brackets?

3) Water Pump - mine is a reverse rotation right? And this above is a standard rotation I think - so I'll need a new water pump as well?

4) Any suggestions for nice serp bracket sets that are cheaper? The March are aweful pretty, but they have an aweful pretty price tag as well - I could settle for black instead of shiny, if the cost was substantially less.

THX!
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