davep
Jun 29 2004, 03:39 PM
I can offer a 75 amp alternator on an exchange basis. This is professionally rebuilt using new bearings, diodes, and windings on an original core. This is a substantial upgrade from the stock 50 amp original. Because it uses an original core there will be no fitment problems. You will likely want to contact Jeff Bowlsby and get a new harness. With a 50% increase in current, the old wire may not take too kindly to the upgrade.
Dave Pateman
JWest
Jun 29 2004, 06:47 PM
Nice. Do you have a set price, do you need the core first, do you HAVE to have a core?
davep
Jul 1 2004, 06:31 PM
I do not have a great number of cores, so I do need to get the core returned.
This is what they look like:
rickyhgarcia
Jul 9 2004, 09:26 PM
Do you have a price? When would you need the core?
davep
Jul 10 2004, 06:39 AM
Right now I'm pricing the 75 amp units at $160 exchange. If you send me the core first, then that makes the core charge and refund much easier. Otherwise the core charge will be $40. I am working on getting the shipping hassles resolved.
davep
Dec 10 2004, 11:44 AM
90 amp alternators will be available soon.
Dr Evil
Dec 10 2004, 02:24 PM
Can you upgrade the /6 alternators? If so, I would be interested.
McMark
Dec 10 2004, 02:30 PM
Let me know when the 90 is available.
davep
Dec 10 2004, 07:23 PM
Sorry on the sixes, I have nothing available to work with. Then there are a few varieties also.
I have one 90 amp unit right now. I guess that goes to McMark.
rickyhgarcia
Dec 18 2004, 09:26 PM
Are you all set up to ship the alternators? Do you have a final cost for both 75amp and 90 amp alternators? I am upgrading my engine within the next 4 months and would like one of your alternators.
davep
Dec 22 2004, 08:40 AM
Since Mark does not need the 90 amp unit right away it is available now. There is also one 75 amp unit available. I will try to keep a 90 amp unit in stock at all times.
75 amp: US$160 plus core plus shipping
90 amp: US$170 plus core plus shipping
914werke
Dec 31 2004, 09:48 AM
Dave perhaps you can describe the pros/cons of applying a higher amp Alt compared to simply referbing the OE 50amp unit or sourcing a NOS unit? Is there anything else that must be changed? Concerns about 30 yr old wiring? Additional Grounding?
Is more better?
davep
Jan 4 2005, 02:21 PM
These are refurbed 50 amp original units. For a few dollars more you get a big output increase. The original units were sized to run what came with the car, nothing else. To run high power stereos or lights you need a bigger alternator. I think you should consider upgraded wiring, at least from the alternator to the starter, so talk to Jeff Bowlsby. All the old harnesses I have are useless and must be replaced. I must assume most harnesses are in similar shape.
d7n7master
Jan 13 2005, 10:16 AM
Please guesstimate shipping charge to zip code# 90620.
Thanks, Gary
94teener
Jan 15 2005, 08:33 PM
davep
Mar 20 2006, 03:51 PM
An update to the alternator service. Only 90 amp units are now being built since there is no cost difference . Unfortunately the supplier has had to increase his price to make a profit. The last few out the door were about US$300 plus a core and I believe I can hold this price. These units are built on an original core so the fit is exactly the same as the one you take out. Since the original is a 50 amp unit an upgraded harness is strongly recommended.
jsayre914
Dec 1 2009, 09:55 PM
Im next in line...
pm sent
davep
Dec 2 2009, 06:39 PM
I'm working up updated quotes for the 3 inquiries I have.
Mikey914
Dec 4 2009, 02:10 AM
These sound like a great idea, but do you need to get a different voltage regulator?
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