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Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley #1262068
07/05/12 11:23 AM
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I'm looking for the Denso 120 amp alternator with a 2 groove pulley. I called Mancini Racing and the tech stated that all of their Denso's come with a single groove pulley. He stated that my stock pulley would not bolt on.

I have seen the Denso alternator with a 2 groove pulley in the past. Where can I get this? I will also need the correct bracket to go with the alternator.

I appreciate any help you can give me.


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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: Mad_Scientist] #1262069
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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: Mad_Scientist] #1262070
07/05/12 03:19 PM
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They're used on pre-Magnum EFI 318 and 360 engines.
Look for 88 to 93 truck and van applications.


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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: feets] #1262071
07/05/12 04:15 PM
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Thanks for the info guys! I found one. It says the case size is 5-3/8. Now I just need to order the bracket, but I'm not sure if I should order the 60 amp bracket or the 120 amp bracket to fit this size case.

ACDELCO Part # 3351176 {#88877386} NEW UNIT
GENERATOR 137MM (5-3/8IN) DIA CASE; ND-IF 120AMP


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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: Mad_Scientist] #1262072
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Mine hit the cylinder head when I installed it in the factory location. I had to do some creative mounting of bits to get things aligned.


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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: feets] #1262073
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Was that with AndyF's bracket? I read that you might have to grind down the stud on the alternator or do something to the plastic cover on the back, is that what was hitting?


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Re: Denso 120 amp 2 groove pulley [Re: Mad_Scientist] #1262074
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I haven't used Andy's bracket. I fabbed something to align it with the crank pulley on the hot rod. The crank pulley was spaced a bit by the crank trigger.
When I tried stuffing one on the Imperial it hit the cylinder head again. Not wanting to jack with everything on the Imperial, I grabbed a standard alternator and installed it.


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