Got my new Alternator and hopefully the last one!

Carlos c

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After 2 stock alternators and (1 aftermarket - probably my fault for jumping a very low V and old Optima battery)
I decided to do some research on a high end replacement and came across this 270amp alternator.
http://www.nationsstarteralternator.com/Articles.asp?ID=251
Looks to be of very high quality, shit it better be because it wasnt cheap. $639 + $100 for extended 5year warranty.
This thing should keep everything running very stable especially at WOT as the coil packs and Fuel pumps need it most.


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70SCJ

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I have the same one and it's worked well for 2+ years. Very high quality stuff.
 

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keep the battery charged and shouldn't have any issues :)
 

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Yes, I'm doing a 0 to 2 guage cable and also requires a larger ring terminal.
 

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I have the same one and it's worked well for 2+ years. Very high quality stuff.
Cool! I saw your post somewhere else on this and helped with my decision.

keep the battery charged and shouldn't have any issues :)
Exactly, think I screwed the last Alternator up by jumping a low Optima.

A PA alt. with a BPS pulley and a good battery should be good enough but this alternator seems to be better.
More Amps, efficient, and can withstand more heat.
 

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