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General Information => Upgrades (non engine related ) => Topic started by: lancer1978 on April 23, 2009, 03:01:23 pm
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I am looking at buying a bigger alternator, Currenty I have a 85' Golf diesel, and I am looking at a 200amp stinger (stereo related), but its for a Mkiii, Will anyone know if this will work n my car with minimal mods?
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Wow! 200 amp!? Thats insane!!
What kind of friggan stereo you runnin?! :P
Sounds hot lol
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i have a dd z1a(5500)wrms, an alpine ipod deck(no cd) and 1 12" tfone(soon) goin to be my spl toy:)
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What about just using the 90amp (?) and running a 1.0 or 1.5 Farad Cap?
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up to 2.0farads is only good for 2000wrms, and 90 amps my lights will be dimming, my previous car had 140amp alternator, 2 batteries (both were deep cycle yellow tops) and my lights would still dim. I thought since I found the 200amp for a steal of a deal price, I could mod it in somehow. 5500wrms is a lil much for daily, but I also plan on competing either this year or next. :D
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Contact blkboostedtrk / Duane. He knows a guy who can mod your alt to whatever amp power you want.
Jim
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Competition stereo's NOICE!!
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Contact blkboostedtrk / Duane. He knows a guy who can mod your alt to whatever amp power you want.
Jim
but what I kinda wanted to know , can I use Mkiii alternator in a mkii car? with minimal modding? or do I gotta do a buttload of wiring?
The only reason im persistant on this, is im getting a mkiii alternator for cheaper then a junkyard would ask!!!
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A mk3 alternator won't work on a mk2 without some modification. Mk3s use a serpentine set-up while mk2s use vee belts. You can convert to serpentine but by the time you buy the parts to do that you might be better off getting a mk2 alt re-worked to put out more current.
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A mk3 alternator won't work on a mk2 without some modification. Mk3s use a serpentine set-up while mk2s use vee belts. You can convert to serpentine but by the time you buy the parts to do that you might be better off getting a mk2 alt re-worked to put out more current.
Thank you very much, this is Exactley what wanted to know.
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don't forget with a 200amp alternator you'll need to adjust the idle :shock: some kid managed to put a 300 amp (gm???) alt in his n/a diesel and it would stall. that thing would require a lot of power.
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a 200 amp alt will take about 3.2 HP to turn at full load(assuming 100% efficiency of course)
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Isn't that about half of an NA, right there?! :wink:
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Isn't that about half of an NA, right there?! :wink:
Depends, 1.5, 1.6, or 1.9NA? :D
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Isn't that about half of an NA, right there?! :wink:
Depends, 1.5, 1.6, or 1.9NA? :D
and has anyone checked how much HP an NA has at idle??? :wink:
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so i'd say about 5kw which is about 6.7hp. so that alternator will require nearly 50% of the engines idling power... and don't forget about any other accessories running.
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so that alternator will require nearly 50% of the engines idling power... and don't forget about any other accessories running.
:shock: Holy Poop!
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Jebus...
Well apparently i was told it won't work out to well for my application. I am going to inquire to Iraggi Alternator and see what he can do for me.
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what about hooking the alt up to an ac clutch and just using an insane battery. that way you could turn the alt on once your under way and off when your idleing. maybe a microswitch on the ip?