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04-12-2000, 05:53 PM
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On the '69 Judge, (and other Ram Air III's, also), which alternator was used? The GTOAA Legend Reference issue says 1100700 55 Amp for Ram Air cars, but has a footnote that says "Build sheets indicate that Ram Air engines were equipped with 37 Amp units" - 1100704 37 Amp. I don't have a build sheet for my Judge and the alternator is not original. Which would be correct? Thanks, in advance, for any info.
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04-12-2000, 05:53 PM
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On the '69 Judge, (and other Ram Air III's, also), which alternator was used? The GTOAA Legend Reference issue says 1100700 55 Amp for Ram Air cars, but has a footnote that says "Build sheets indicate that Ram Air engines were equipped with 37 Amp units" - 1100704 37 Amp. I don't have a build sheet for my Judge and the alternator is not original. Which would be correct? Thanks, in advance, for any info.
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12-24-2000, 05:16 PM
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Lot of help we did this guy!
'69 RAIII GTO with A/C got the ---700 alt. '69 RAIII GTO w/o A/C or RA4 got the --- 704 alt.
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