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Thanks Buly;
I'd have to confirm but IIRC mine was thinner anodized aluminum.  I do 
have dual vbelt pulleys so hopefully that helps?
I'll probably just build another out of steel or angle iron...
Cheers
Cary

> Cary,
> I had one of the last batch of side mount brackets. It was 1/4" steel 
> and not aluminum. My system was dual V belts and no slipping, unlike 
> my serpentine belt that used to slip at 4000 rpm and above. I was 
> noticing lots of black rubber dust around the front of the engine. The 
> double V belts solved all that.
> Buly