Alternator, power help

TonWardHD · Jan 22, 2019

I need about 700+ amps but can’t spend more than $600. On stock rn

there are no ho alt for Hyundai, especially 2001 Elantra but can I buy cheap ho alts built for other cars completely and use those?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HIGH-OUTPUT-AMP-ALTERNATOR-Fits-BLACK-MUSTANG-THUNDERBIRD-COUGAR-3-8-5-0L-250A-/282044722678?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10

like three of these?

i don’t know **** about alts. Could these somehow be setup in my shitty car?

wew lad · Jan 22, 2019

You will never get more than 350dca cold at peak rpm out of an alternator that will fit just about any passenger car, truck, or suv.

If you can have literally one alternator you need to pay $400+ for a HO large case alt from a reputable company like Singer, Ohio alts, and many others

Popwarhomie · Jan 22, 2019

I paid over $600 for my one DC power 270.

I replied to your last post you made. Contact CES alternators on facebook.

Don't buy an ebay alternator....

TonWardHD · Jan 22, 2019

Is it possible though for a alternator built for a specific model car to be used on another? In any way? Is it based on engine size? What makes them vehicle specific?

Dragonsyph · Jan 23, 2019

anton77 said:
Is it possible though for a alternator built for a specific model car to be used on another? In any way? Is it based on engine size? What makes them vehicle specific?

How they bolt on and how the brackets are positioned along with pullly size and wire connects.

TonWardHD · Jan 23, 2019

Could a 350 amp alt and two of these batteries be substantial for this setup? (8000 rms)

https://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_153351_Energie-ER4800-by-Reikken.html

Popwarhomie · Jan 23, 2019

No. But you still have not said what two amps you are running.

TonWardHD · Jan 23, 2019

Popwarhomie said:
No. But you still have not said what two amps you are running.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07942464C

2 of these. I don’t know what their true rms rating is since they are cheap af.

Popwarhomie · Jan 23, 2019

anton77 said:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07942464C

2 of these. I don’t know what their true rms rating is since they are cheap af.

275 amp fuse rating. No where near 4000 rms each. Knowing you will be no where rear 8000 watts rms will cut your electrical cost down quite a bit.

shredder2 · Jan 23, 2019

anton77 said:
I need about 700+ amps but can’t spend more than $600.

anton77 said:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07942464C 2 of these. I don’t know what their true rms rating is since they are cheap af.

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