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YRAG32
Posted 13 Years Ago
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With a bit of a, cut here, weld there, drill here this alternator bracket from a 73 Ford Capri fits in nicely the alternator is a jap ND 80 amp unit quite small and compact.









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That bracket and alt looks nice, might be a market for them!

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Hey Oggie, It just gets better and better doesn't it? Nice job on the alternator bracket. Ever figure out your stater problem?



YRAG32 (10/31/2011)
With a bit of a, cut here, weld there, drill here this alternator bracket from a 73 Ford Capri fits in nicely the alternator is a jap ND 80 amp unit quite small and compact.









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Thanks for the kind words, Dennis 2 mates are over at SEMA and they got me a gear reduction starter from Moon, also a 12 point S/S engine bolt kit and head stud kit as well, hows things with you?

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Oggie, remember to use anti-sieze on S/S bolts in aluminum as a preventative measure so it doesn't gall and damage the threads.

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Can we assume that jap ND refers to Japanese Nippon Denso?

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Yep, you can see the part number in the photo. Sorry wrong photo the part number is RXA496.

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That is one nice looking Y block!!

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YRAG32 (1/16/2012)
Yep, you can see the part number in the photo. Sorry wrong photo the part number is RXA496.

What! no offy gear?? mate, looks pretty! Smile

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Would love to see pic's of complete car! The only mistake I have seen so for, someone put the steering gear on the wrong side for some reason.

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