Im selling my Iraggi 300 amp "Amputator" series "externally regulated" Alternator from my Caddy that I sold.
Its a large case GM (CS-144).
operates from 13 volt - 21 volt (with a turn of a dial)!!
It dont fit on anything I own.
I ordered it Dec 28th 2007 but had no response for a while, I didnt received it til Feb 11th 2008, didnt install it for a couple weeks later. The car has sat since the beginning of winter this year. So Its less then a year old.
The alternator was origionally bought as a dominator and after speaking with Dom I upgraded to a amputator series with a longer warranty and 140 amp output at idle vs the dominator that would do about 100amps at idle.
The Alternator is in great working order.
Kept my Powermasters VERY HAPPY //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
The voltage regulator needed some tlc, but I fixed up the plastic bracket on top now. After it broke under the hood I just wraped the hell out of the connections in electrical tape and it continued to work fine til I took it all out. I have I also cut the cord for the knob that adjusts the voltage, I wanted to be able to change voltage without having to get out the car, and mounted it inside (its just a 3 wire cord) I used trailer hitch wiring I had laying around to extend it.
Everyone says Dom uses broken or used points inside the alternator or some crap like that. Being my alternator is externally regulated there is no plug on the back and can see right in the case to get pics of these things. So I will get some updated pics of these. I think there was 6 or 7 of them.
After upgrading to the amputator series alt and sent the difference in price I have $544.46 spent on this.
Im going to ask:
$225.00 Plus S&H (about $20 for shipping) I need this gone, Its been used for less then a year!!
Paypal or pickup only, I maybe willing to drive a little bit to make a sale!!
Refs: http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=19594
Pics towards the bottom of page along with paypal payments to Dom @ Iraggi Alternator.
Onto specs and direct bolt ups(took from Iraggi ebay auctions). NOTE** This is what Iraggi says it will fit. Ive noticed a few that dont work out like my tahoe for one. Please goto http://www.autozone.com and search for an alt for your vehicle and look at the picture and model number. The bolt positions on my alt are 12 and 6.
Make: Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Ponitac, Buick, Oldsmobile.
Model:
Blazer (92 - 94) 5.7L
C & K Series Pickup (91 - 01) 5L, 5.7L, 6.5L, 7.4L
Camaro (94 - 97) 5.7L
Caprice (89, 93 - 96) 4.3L, 5L, 5.7L
Corvette (92 - 96) 5.7L
G1500, G2500, G3500 Express & Savana (96 - 2000) 4.3L, 5L, 5.7L
Impala (95, 96) 5.7L
Lumina (98, 99) 3.8L
Monte Carlo (1998) 3.8L
P Series Step Van (92, 95) 5.7L, 6.5L
R, V Series Truck (1998) 7.4L
Suburban (89, 93) 7.4L (93, 95) 5.7L (96 - 99) 5.7, 6.5L, 7.4L
Tahoe (95 - 2000) 5.7L, 6.5L
Commercial Chassis (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
DeVille (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 95) 4.9L (94 - 99) 4.6L
Eldorado (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
Escalade (99, 2000) 5.7L
Fleetwood (FWD) (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91, 92) 4.9L (93 - 96) 5.7L
Fleetwood Brougham (RWD) (90, 92) 5.7L
Seville (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
Sierra (91 - 95) 5L, 5.7 (1993) 7.4L (96 - 2000) 5L, 5.7L, 6.5L, 7.4L
Yukon (92 - 95) 5.7L (96 - 2000) 5L, 5.7L
Firebird (1989) 3.8L (93 - 97) 5.7L
***** Sport (92 - 95) 3.8L (96 - 98) 3.4L
Century (86, 87) 3.8L
Electra (1986) 3.8L
LeSabre (86, 87) 3.8L (1992) 3.8L (95 - 99) 3.8L
Park Avenue (91, 92) 3.8L (94 - 96) 3.8L
Reatta (88 - 91) 3.8L
Regal (1987) 3.8L
Riviera (86 - 91) 3.8L (95 - 98) 3.8L
Roadmaster (94 - 96) 5.7L
Aurora (96 - 99) 4L
Oldsmobile 88 (86, 87) 3.8L (95 - 99) 3.8L
Oldsmobile 98 (86, 87) 3.8L (95, 96) 3.8L (91, 92) 3.8L
Ciera (1986) 3.8L
Delta 88 (86, 87, 92) 3.8L
Silhouette (92 - 95) 5.7L (96 - 98) 3.4L
Toronado (86 - 91) 3.8L
Voltage Regulator specs:
Transpo 911-02R
From 13.7 to 21 volts.
»» Regulation: B-Circuit
»» Self Current Limiting to Protect Against Intermittend Short Circuit
»» Load Dump Protection Against Abrupt Full Load to NO Load
»» Extra Filter Networks to Protect Against Voltage Spikes
»» Adjustable Voltage with Potentiometer Positioned to Protect Against Tampering
»» Reverse Polarity Protection
»» Epoxy Encapsulated to Protect Against Moisture and Vibration
»» Positive or Negative Ground System Compatibility
»» All Connections to External Terminal
»» All Silicon Transistor Design Complies with Federal Specifications
»» Certified "Burn-in Cycle" Qualified
»» Adjustable Voltage (13.7-21 Volt)
»» Compatible with 8 Amp. Rotors
»» Remote Mount Potentiometer
Terminal Identification:
IGN, NEG, FLD
FOR USE ON: Competion systems, Industrial, EMV, Limo, Marine, Police Car, RV, Taxi..
Three wires you connect on the top are positive, negative, and field.
You want to connect the POS to a ignition source, so the regulator turns on/off with the car. the negative gets grounded to the car or battery. the field wire is what goes to the smaller stud on the back of the alternator, this is what excites the alt to whatever voltage.
I will included a diagram I found online on how to wire an external regulator if needed.
And here is just a small vid from when I first got the alt put in.
Stereo consisted of 2 rockford fosgate 10001bds synced at 1.5 ohms doing about 1800wrms per amp to 1 dd 9518.

Its a large case GM (CS-144).
operates from 13 volt - 21 volt (with a turn of a dial)!!
It dont fit on anything I own.
I ordered it Dec 28th 2007 but had no response for a while, I didnt received it til Feb 11th 2008, didnt install it for a couple weeks later. The car has sat since the beginning of winter this year. So Its less then a year old.
The alternator was origionally bought as a dominator and after speaking with Dom I upgraded to a amputator series with a longer warranty and 140 amp output at idle vs the dominator that would do about 100amps at idle.
The Alternator is in great working order.
Kept my Powermasters VERY HAPPY //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
The voltage regulator needed some tlc, but I fixed up the plastic bracket on top now. After it broke under the hood I just wraped the hell out of the connections in electrical tape and it continued to work fine til I took it all out. I have I also cut the cord for the knob that adjusts the voltage, I wanted to be able to change voltage without having to get out the car, and mounted it inside (its just a 3 wire cord) I used trailer hitch wiring I had laying around to extend it.
Everyone says Dom uses broken or used points inside the alternator or some crap like that. Being my alternator is externally regulated there is no plug on the back and can see right in the case to get pics of these things. So I will get some updated pics of these. I think there was 6 or 7 of them.
After upgrading to the amputator series alt and sent the difference in price I have $544.46 spent on this.
Im going to ask:
$225.00 Plus S&H (about $20 for shipping) I need this gone, Its been used for less then a year!!
Paypal or pickup only, I maybe willing to drive a little bit to make a sale!!
Refs: http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=19594
Pics towards the bottom of page along with paypal payments to Dom @ Iraggi Alternator.
Onto specs and direct bolt ups(took from Iraggi ebay auctions). NOTE** This is what Iraggi says it will fit. Ive noticed a few that dont work out like my tahoe for one. Please goto http://www.autozone.com and search for an alt for your vehicle and look at the picture and model number. The bolt positions on my alt are 12 and 6.
Make: Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Ponitac, Buick, Oldsmobile.
Model:
Blazer (92 - 94) 5.7L
C & K Series Pickup (91 - 01) 5L, 5.7L, 6.5L, 7.4L
Camaro (94 - 97) 5.7L
Caprice (89, 93 - 96) 4.3L, 5L, 5.7L
Corvette (92 - 96) 5.7L
G1500, G2500, G3500 Express & Savana (96 - 2000) 4.3L, 5L, 5.7L
Impala (95, 96) 5.7L
Lumina (98, 99) 3.8L
Monte Carlo (1998) 3.8L
P Series Step Van (92, 95) 5.7L, 6.5L
R, V Series Truck (1998) 7.4L
Suburban (89, 93) 7.4L (93, 95) 5.7L (96 - 99) 5.7, 6.5L, 7.4L
Tahoe (95 - 2000) 5.7L, 6.5L
Commercial Chassis (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
DeVille (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 95) 4.9L (94 - 99) 4.6L
Eldorado (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
Escalade (99, 2000) 5.7L
Fleetwood (FWD) (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91, 92) 4.9L (93 - 96) 5.7L
Fleetwood Brougham (RWD) (90, 92) 5.7L
Seville (86 - 90) 4.1L, 4.5L (91 - 93) 4.9L (93 - 97) 4.6L
Sierra (91 - 95) 5L, 5.7 (1993) 7.4L (96 - 2000) 5L, 5.7L, 6.5L, 7.4L
Yukon (92 - 95) 5.7L (96 - 2000) 5L, 5.7L
Firebird (1989) 3.8L (93 - 97) 5.7L
***** Sport (92 - 95) 3.8L (96 - 98) 3.4L
Century (86, 87) 3.8L
Electra (1986) 3.8L
LeSabre (86, 87) 3.8L (1992) 3.8L (95 - 99) 3.8L
Park Avenue (91, 92) 3.8L (94 - 96) 3.8L
Reatta (88 - 91) 3.8L
Regal (1987) 3.8L
Riviera (86 - 91) 3.8L (95 - 98) 3.8L
Roadmaster (94 - 96) 5.7L
Aurora (96 - 99) 4L
Oldsmobile 88 (86, 87) 3.8L (95 - 99) 3.8L
Oldsmobile 98 (86, 87) 3.8L (95, 96) 3.8L (91, 92) 3.8L
Ciera (1986) 3.8L
Delta 88 (86, 87, 92) 3.8L
Silhouette (92 - 95) 5.7L (96 - 98) 3.4L
Toronado (86 - 91) 3.8L
Voltage Regulator specs:
Transpo 911-02R
From 13.7 to 21 volts.
»» Regulation: B-Circuit
»» Self Current Limiting to Protect Against Intermittend Short Circuit
»» Load Dump Protection Against Abrupt Full Load to NO Load
»» Extra Filter Networks to Protect Against Voltage Spikes
»» Adjustable Voltage with Potentiometer Positioned to Protect Against Tampering
»» Reverse Polarity Protection
»» Epoxy Encapsulated to Protect Against Moisture and Vibration
»» Positive or Negative Ground System Compatibility
»» All Connections to External Terminal
»» All Silicon Transistor Design Complies with Federal Specifications
»» Certified "Burn-in Cycle" Qualified
»» Adjustable Voltage (13.7-21 Volt)
»» Compatible with 8 Amp. Rotors
»» Remote Mount Potentiometer
Terminal Identification:
IGN, NEG, FLD
FOR USE ON: Competion systems, Industrial, EMV, Limo, Marine, Police Car, RV, Taxi..
Three wires you connect on the top are positive, negative, and field.
You want to connect the POS to a ignition source, so the regulator turns on/off with the car. the negative gets grounded to the car or battery. the field wire is what goes to the smaller stud on the back of the alternator, this is what excites the alt to whatever voltage.
I will included a diagram I found online on how to wire an external regulator if needed.
And here is just a small vid from when I first got the alt put in.
Stereo consisted of 2 rockford fosgate 10001bds synced at 1.5 ohms doing about 1800wrms per amp to 1 dd 9518.

