Electrical load
05-12-2003
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Electrical load
Does anybody here know how much electrical load we can put on our alternators before they or the cars electrical system fries. Anybody blown up their alternator yet? And lastly, does anybody know of a shop here in Milwaukee where an alternator can be built up to provide more current?
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Rep Power: 0 hey i did that with my pulleys on cus the dumb *** who put it on didnt do the alt. pulley rite. but honda warrented mine out...
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Rep Power: 313 well, ive drawn close to 200 amps from a fully stock electrical system, havent friedn anything yet, so i know htey cna take a pretty hefty draw.
buf if ou are talking about continuous draw (god what could require 200 amps of draw continuously that would fit in our cars??) then yoru electrical system wont be able to handle it based on the ability to keep teh battery charged.
but if you have a non-continuous draw (like, big stereo amplifiers) you will be more than fine. guaranteed.
buf if ou are talking about continuous draw (god what could require 200 amps of draw continuously that would fit in our cars??) then yoru electrical system wont be able to handle it based on the ability to keep teh battery charged.
but if you have a non-continuous draw (like, big stereo amplifiers) you will be more than fine. guaranteed.
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