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Old 04-04-2014, 04:55 PM
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Default 67 GTO Alternator

I dropped my alternator off to be rewound and try to get more amperage out of it. Is there an internally regulated aftermarket alternator that produces 90-100 amps that will fit correctly in my car. I'm not looking for a chrome one. The guy said mine was putting out 60amps although he said its a 37 amp alternator. I will call him Monday morning and he will tell me what he can do with it. He mentioned an external regulator that is attached to the outside of the alternator. He can do it internally but in a one wire, but I've heard negative things about one wire alternators. He said the external regulator mounts on the back of the alternator but will that cause any problems as far as being to close to the motor to fit?
Any ideas would help before he does this thing.
Thank you.

 


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