Alternator relocation bracket
Alternator relocation bracket
Hi,
i see you have removed the alternator relocation bracket from your website, i heard this is becasue you are designing a new bracket, is this true as i could do with one for my set up
thanks
Mark
i see you have removed the alternator relocation bracket from your website, i heard this is becasue you are designing a new bracket, is this true as i could do with one for my set up
thanks
Mark
Basically, yes. The old ones were fine, except for a few people (literally 3) who managed to break them by means known only to them. One guy had solid engine mounts (vibration) and the other two I suspect were over- or under-tensioning. One was a repeat offender, breaking three in sucession. But a 1% failure rate, even when used beyond the design specifications, is unacceptable to us, so it has been shelved until I redesign it to be bulletproof. However, it is a very low priority. The ARB was not very profitable because it required so many operations (laser cutting, lathing, bending, jig welding, powdercoating, etc.) by multiple vendors and a bunch of parts (spacers, fasteners, tentioner, etc). If I do it again, I will make an aluminum casting so it will be a single piece with no need for spacers, end-bosses or bending. But that will be more expensive up-front and I will need to see a demand worthy of the investment.
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Hi,
I just want everyone to know, that I run 2 of these ARBs and they work all fine.
One on my Stock-Car engine with original water pump that I also use for 4 hour autocross races in another car.
And one on my Race engine without mechanical water pump, I use an electrical one.
If I'll find the time, I'll post some pictures of the 2 setups.
I use solid engine mounts.
Here a small video of my race car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4mh6MM24wA
If you make new ones out of alu, please let me know.
I just want everyone to know, that I run 2 of these ARBs and they work all fine.
One on my Stock-Car engine with original water pump that I also use for 4 hour autocross races in another car.
And one on my Race engine without mechanical water pump, I use an electrical one.
If I'll find the time, I'll post some pictures of the 2 setups.
I use solid engine mounts.
Here a small video of my race car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4mh6MM24wA
If you make new ones out of alu, please let me know.




