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Old 02-04-2006, 07:01 PM
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Ive seen some people mention a HO alternator (around 150 amps?). Does it fit in the stock location and where to buy one? I have a big system going in and am going to need it. My stocker is on its way out anyways.
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Old 02-04-2006, 08:48 PM
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Ive looked and cant find one, thats why I asked....
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A local shop i go to put in a 220 amp alt. for me, I beleive they got it from napa.... I will try and find out for sure though.
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wow... the one place that I didnt think would carry something like that. Thanks!
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check out tsunami, they jus started making all factory new 220 amp alternators for our cars for direct order.......... kinda pricey around 400$, but from what i hear, they are pretty good
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I'm about to replace all my speakers and put in two amps and a sub. Don't know if my stock alternator can handle that or if I need to upgrade.
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The alt I am using is from http://www.excessiveamperage.com/
A very good 22A alt for a good price.
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