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Re: Re: Alternators for H and 400
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Posted by larry on May 31, 2004 at 20:42:34 from (152.85.133.62):
In Reply to: Re: Alternators for H and 400 posted by Don L C on May 30, 2004 at 18:33:48:
I just put an alt. on my super H. The best way to go is an alt from a 90's model toyota truck. It is a nippondenso unit that is a lot smaller than the delco and it has an internal regulator with the correct single groove pulley. I was able to use part of the original bracket. I picked one up on ebay and put new brushes in it for a total investment of 15.00. The original belt worked out to be the right size. I had a 10si delco alt available but it was to big to fit under the hood and still have room to tension the belt.
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