superfragl
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In my case I wanted to have a good charging alternator with minimum investment and since the wiring was going to be redone anyway - I tried. Total money spent was $11 and now I have 14 Volts at idle.
This one
1995 Honda Accord 2.2L 4cyl Alternator 130 Amp high output 1 Year Warranty
You will have to swap the pulley from serpentine to v-belt. It`s a one wire alt. and you will have to supply ignition signal so it starts charging.
I'm assuming that we are talking about the giant Formal alternator and bracket for Stans' car.That offset bolt pattern and different output lug might really be the ticket with the elephant ear mounts on my Barracuda. Stan I think you would be better off with a 89 Dodge van alt with 120 amp, change your brackets and then get a Sanden on there.
I'm assuming that we are talking about the giant Formal alternator and bracket for Stans' car.
Going back in time to my '70, can you use the stock brackets?
I'm really thinking about this swap. Since the alternator self destructed on my car, I haven't been able to get a decent rebuilt unit and I don't have enough parts anymore to piece together a good unit.
I'd like to stay with the existing regulator and wiring.
I hate that format of white on black....
That will work very well at a great price.Ultima 14668B - Alternator | O'Reilly Auto Parts
I'm going this route, Just thought someone might want to see a link for options.
That Tuff Stuff unit is nice, but we all aren't Daddy Warbucks.
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Beer budget for this guy... Steel Reserve 211.Come to think of it, I'll bet that entertainment center on the seat of Stan's formal, is probably filled with champagne.
I think for my application , it will be perfect. I don't want to test my wiring, the only thing I'm really going to have are an electric fuel pump and lights. My stock unit drops below 10 volts idling with the lights on.That will work very well at a great price.
Just note that it is 70A and single pully.
I agree, Doug. I wouldn't chance pumping more than 70A through 50 YO wiring.I think for my application , it will be perfect. I don't want to test my wiring, the only thing I'm really going to have are an electric fuel pump and lights. My stock unit drops below 10 volts idling with the lights on.
unless it is a formal style
Big screen TVs, surround sound, caviar coolers, lighting for the stripper pole and such.
Then that would be defeating the intent of my pouring $15,000.00 into a $2,500 car.Stan, I would not venture further than your AAA towing plan allows
Then that would be defeating the intent of my pouring $15,000.00 into a $2,500 car.