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Alternator amp size?
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Fieroking:
Tony
Get 140 Amp alternator for all the stuff you have running.
Joe Sokol
tonypaul:
--- Quote from: eddie on May 19, 2013, 01:58:51 PM ---what kind of engine ??
if 3.8 S/C direct bolt on 130+Amp is from GMC trucks,I did it on my . just change the pulley . forgot what year ,but Alternator rebuilders can tell you all info.
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Sorry about that its a LS4 but I made my own alternator bracket so its not the factory configuration. It also is wired to use a 1 wire alternator and not the factory wiring....
eddie:
what kind of engine ??
if 3.8 S/C direct bolt on 130+Amp is from GMC trucks,I did it on my . just change the pulley . forgot what year ,but Alternator rebuilders can tell you all info.
tonypaul:
I think my alternator went out on my way to my office today. I have had this same 105amp (I think) chrome 1 wire alternator for a long time and used it on a few different cars so its no big deal.
I think I need to up the amps on a new alternator but have no idea how much I need. I currently have 3 electric fans and will have another on the a/c very soon. 2 stereo amps, electric fuel pump, engine/trans mangement, laptop (sometimes), GPS alarm, and all the other normal electrical stuff.
Should I get something around 110amps, 140amps or more?
Thanks~
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