$115.00 HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR KIT - DELCO CS130D 220 AMP

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Note to myself Don't buy them $115.00 HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR KITs - DELCO CS130D 220 AMP off e bay they only last 3 days because it doesn't come with a 220 amp rotor and the stock one is 105 amp I found out the hard way this morning it dont work

#205418

Say Motomitch1:
Where did you get the the Kit to upgrade your amp on the truck. It looks like the same Yr. model as mine. Only i have a Delphi 100 amp alt on it now and want to upgrate it as well.

Look good and easy to do.

219 wave'n from Texas.

#205427

Hi

The guys ebay name is springhillauto

http://stores.ebay.com/Spring ... o-Electric

The thing is you would have to find a 220 amp rotor to go with the kit or the 105 amp rotor will burn up if you put a heavy load on it im looking for a 220 amp rotor for mine.

my truck is a 97 gmc with a 4.3L in it.

#212176

there's a guy here in jersey that will custom build anything you want. middlesex armiture. 732-634-3779. ask for kenny

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lonewolf1971 wrote:there's a guy here in jersey that will custom build anything you want. making love armiture. 732-634-3779. ask for kenny

http://nj.citysquares.com/new ... re-service

he doesnt create rotors....

#212206

complete rebuild. the only way to go.

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motomitch1 wrote:Note to myself Don't buy them $115.00 HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR KITs - DELCO CS130D 220 AMP off e bay they only last 3 days because it doesn't come with a 220 amp rotor and the stock one is 105 amp I found out the hard way this morning it dont work

YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR WITH ALTERNATORS YOU PAY 115 BUCKS YOU GET 115 BUCKS WORTH YOU PAY $515 YOU GET $515's WORTH

Darrin · #242300

10-4. I know my momma always told me if it sounds to good to be true than it is too good to be true. The same thing applies to everyone and everything. I would have to see it to believe it anyway and lets just say this I aint got the time to waste right now when I know.

Cotton Mouth.

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Check with Mechman, he is a sponsor here, he gave me a great price on a 320amp, I was expecting to hear $500, NOT.
I'm sure it varries on type and model, but you might be surprized as well.

He also informed me my EOM alt was 120amp by model number, which I decided would be enough for my 4pill.
So he saved me from spending money i didnt need to. Thats a real guy right tehre, he didnt have to take the time and look up my OEM and inform me
Or he could have even lied and made a sale, Instead he was honest. So he gets all my buisness and referals.
When i step up to a bigger mobil amp or spring for the warn winch i've been eyeing, i'll be calling Mechman for a 320amp.

933 Arizona

Century21 · #242341

4.3's are easy to add an extra alternator on also. You can always do what i did. Go find a load early 90's taurus alternator, 145 amps, maybe 45 bucks at the junkyard. Easy to make a bracket for. They are externally regualated but easy to hook up to a voltage regulator, Didnt have to worry about being stranded if i burnt up the alternator. I ran mine at 18 volts on a straight 4 pill and a 2 pill on 12 volts hitting it back then.

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220 amps out of a CS130 will BURN UP in no time flat, I don't care what kind of rotor you put in it. Putting a higher amp (higher field current draw) will only increase the heat problem.

Bottom line, a CS130 does not have enough diode capacity, rectifier surface area, or fan cooling to support 220 amps for more than a few minutes. Whats more, in order to get an honest 220 amps out of a CS 130, the stator would have to be so radical ,you would have almost NO output at idle.

been there, done that. There is a reason why we go through so much trouble to adapt in large case housings- We don't like units coming back for warranty repair every week, and we don't want our customers to have LESS output at idle than they did with their stock CS130.

#243003

Century21 wrote:4.3's are easy to add an extra alternator on also. You can always do what i did. Go find a load early 90's taurus alternator, 145 amps, maybe 45 bucks at the junkyard. Easy to make a bracket for. They are externally regualated but easy to hook up to a voltage regulator, Didnt have to worry about being stranded if i burnt up the alternator. I ran mine at 18 volts on a straight 4 pill and a 2 pill on 12 volts hitting it back then.

Just FYI, 1st generation Taurus used a large case 3G ford unit, 130 amps. (not 145) and they are not externally regulated, they are internally regulated. You can easily adapt one as a seccond alternator if you want.

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