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#1 alternaters
shaun Posted on: 2006/12/28 21:36
just after some info on alternaters for my a14
wondering if there are any other cars that have an alternater that will suit an a14 of if i have to get a new one
thanks


#2 Re: alternaters
Posted on: 2006/12/28 22:31
is it internally or externally regulated (the one you have now)?

Im using an internally reg one from a sunny a15 on the a15. they are pretty much the same.

Have a ford falcon internally reg one (bosch 70 amp one :) ) that im modding the mounts on to fit the datsun mounts (its in the shed and i keep forgetting to finish it).

should be good for an upgrade soon too.

1200rc modded an ea falcon one 90amps i thing for his.


#3 Re: alternaters
shaun Posted on: 2006/12/28 22:45
dont have one at the moment


#4 Re: alternaters
DATTOWHORE Posted on: 2006/12/29 2:14
I've got a vl commodore one on mine. Brackets are the same size, I think we had to change the pulley and maybe put an extra washer behind it to space the belt correctly. I believe it is 80 amp also, plenty of power for the crane hi 6.


#5 Re: alternaters
scotto Posted on: 2006/12/29 3:32
has any body got photos the mods needed


#6 Re: alternaters
datto_lowrider93 Posted on: 2006/12/29 5:26
how many amps does the standard a15 alternator have?


#7 Re: alternaters
ddgonzal Posted on: 2006/12/29 5:59
Standard A15 alternator is 50 amps. That's plenty for a Datsun 1200.

Pictures, diagrams and information on alternator swaps are here: club wiki - Alternator Swaps.


#8 Re: alternaters
datto_lowrider93 Posted on: 2006/12/29 6:14
is there such thing as to many amps? if so how high amps is on the safe side?what will happen if to many amps?


#9 Re: alternaters
scotto Posted on: 2006/12/29 6:23
thank you


#10 Re: alternaters
ddgonzal Posted on: 2006/12/29 6:32
Too many amps?

No -- if you put a high-amperage alternator on, it won't cause a problem. But why bother? It will weigh more and cause more drag on the engine -- both of which lower power by a bit and use more gasoline.

Yes -- if you put a big load on the alternator (High-output headlights + driving lights + big stereo amplifier) you could draw too much amps for a stock alternator. This would be bad.



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