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Single Wire Alternator

money pit

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Are there any disadvantages to switching to a single wire alternator? I have to replace my voltage regulator and was thinking of replace both the regulator and the alternator. Is there one brand alternator that is better than others? Thanks
 

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I have been using a Powermaster one wire alternator for a few years. If I remember correctly I bought the 95 Amp--part 75191 I think.
 

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Are there any disadvantages to switching to a single wire alternator? I have to replace my voltage regulator and was thinking of replace both the regulator and the alternator. Is there one brand alternator that is better than others? Thanks
I went to 1 wire when I converted to a serpentine setup. It is a 100a chrysler style unit from cvfracing. Works great. Just be sure to have the correct gauge wire (ie 6 gauge) going to the battery since the OE wire is too small.
 

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I went to 1 wire when I converted to a serpentine setup. It is a 100a chrysler style unit from cvfracing. Works great. Just be sure to have the correct gauge wire (ie 6 gauge) going to the battery since the OE wire is too small.
Thanks. That's good to know.
 
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