alternator brackets

[Doug Ahern <D170A833@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I'm in the middle of determining which alternator backets to use
on the 440 in my 63 Dodge.

Chrysler use a few different seto f alternator brackets during
the early sixties.  One of them was a cast iron piece that bolted 
with three bolts to the front on the passenger head and held 
the bottom of the alternator.  It positions the alternator 
up high.  I've seen it used on early sixties B/RBs,  and this 
particular set, I believe came off a 65 Coronet convertible 
361 car that had PS & AC.   In any case, I'd like to use them 
if I can, but my concern is that the later heads I'm using 
(902's) don't have the same provisions for alternator brackets 
as the 516 and earlier heads, and only 2 of the 3 bolts will 
line up.  

Is anyone using this 3 bolt cast bracket on a latter head?
Will the 2 bolts suffice?

Doug in Athens

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