Mounting a Mechanical Fuel Pump W/Alternator

I'm looking for some options on mounting a mech fuel pump for a Ron's Terminator system while still using a low-mount alternator? Also, what mandrel setup did you use to accomplish this? Pics appriciated!
Thanks!

I just put a Ron's Toilet and belt driven pump on my BB. However, I have an alternator in the stock location, and the Ron's pump mounting kit worked. I did have a crank trigger, so I modified the length of the stand offs, but that was it.

Pics is hard to see since it is pretty crowded in the front.

Jim-
Did you use the mandrel setup from Ron's? BTW, is the alt pully your using from Moroso?
I was looking at the Moroso mandrel assy that seemed to be pretty universal using different types of pullys and spacers. I ask this because the Terminator I bought use to be on a sb chevy. I have a bb mopar spacer and mount setup however, I'm missing the piece that attaches to the balancer.

Jim,
Looks good. How is the set up working for you?
Russ

Jim,

I just bought a Ron's Terminator for the Cuda and would really appreciate it if you could post some pictures of how you mounted your fuel cell in the front.

Thanks,

Arnie

1) I am using the Ron's crank mandrel, entire install kit.
2) I am not sure what brand the crank pulley for the alternator is, I bought it at a swap meet 9 years ago. But it looks like a Moroso.
3) I haven't been to the track yet. Weather is not cooperating. But I have run it in the garage. And yes, the alky fumes will kill you. I have exhaust turnouts to help at the track, but in the garage...
All my pulley spacing is adjusted. Including my alternator since it is a Delco 10-SI fit into the stock location.

I can't help with the fuel cell mounting. That is a tough one on a stock front end A-body. Hopefully others can give some tips.

here's a pic of how mine is done

dragster is a little different

Thanks guys for all the pics! It looks like I may have to relocate my alt back up to the top to fit the fuel pump. I'll have to give this some more thought.

Picture of fuel cell and radiator in my 68 RR with Rons terminator.