My lights flicker and the charge gauge is doing funny stuff so it's time I think.
You can install a 145 amp truck alternator but the rear brace/support will not attach. Anyone see an issue with this?
I put some stereo in the car and it needs a bigger alternator.
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QUOTE (FASTFATBOY @ Sep 18 2013, 11:07 AM) 
My lights flicker and the charge gauge is doing funny stuff so it's time I think.
You can install a 145 amp truck alternator but the rear brace/support will not attach. Anyone see an issue with this?
I put some stereo in the car and it needs a bigger alternator.
You can install a 145 amp truck alternator but the rear brace/support will not attach. Anyone see an issue with this?
I put some stereo in the car and it needs a bigger alternator.
I have had no issues with mine. Been in there since 2005.
QUOTE (Rampant @ Sep 20 2013, 01:35 AM)
QUOTE (FASTFATBOY @ Sep 18 2013, 11:07 AM)
My lights flicker and the charge gauge is doing funny stuff so it's time I think.
You can install a 145 amp truck alternator but the rear brace/support will not attach. Anyone see an issue with this?
I put some stereo in the car and it needs a bigger alternator.
You can install a 145 amp truck alternator but the rear brace/support will not attach. Anyone see an issue with this?
I put some stereo in the car and it needs a bigger alternator.
I have had no issues with mine. Been in there since 2005.
Did you use your stock LS1 pulley?
Have you had your car on track? I know you autocross it.
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