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Alternator Bracket
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I was looking at the Moss site, and it seems that they use a Lucas alternator in their conversion.
I would imagine that a Chevy single wire alternator could be used as well.
There are also some who have changed to a Saturn alternator, but the Chevy one wire would be much easier to wire up.
Hopefully some with better knowledge of this will let us know.
I would imagine that a Chevy single wire alternator could be used as well.
There are also some who have changed to a Saturn alternator, but the Chevy one wire would be much easier to wire up.
Hopefully some with better knowledge of this will let us know.
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I think the Moss one is designed for the dimensions of a Lucas alternator, but probably others are the same. There is a Bosch that is identical.
I wrote an article on this for the Wiki. You might also check Muenchausen's Garage. In short, you don't need a special bracket; you can mount an alternator to the existing generator bracket pretty easily.
I wrote an article on this for the Wiki. You might also check Muenchausen's Garage. In short, you don't need a special bracket; you can mount an alternator to the existing generator bracket pretty easily.