Reply to "Correct High Amp Alt & Regulator. ??..."

George PAdmin.

quote:
Originally posted by garth66:
...Do you know if the 100amp alternator offered by PIM is internally regulated and if it has 3 poles on the back side for the wiring...

To the best of my knowledge, the max rating of the externally regulated alternators is 80 amps. Since the PI Motorsports alt is rated for 100 amps, I would assume it has an "integral" voltage regulator. Not necessarily "internal". This means it does not have the 3 terminal wiring like the oem alt, it has one of two possible plug-in connectors. Like Steve wrote, its very easy to splice the connector into the oem wiring harness.

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8/30/079:11 AM

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