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maskell01

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:29 PM Reply With Quote
Altenator Requirements

Today i went in hunt of a small altenator and found a tiny one off a suzuki swift on a 56 plate.


It generates 75 amp according to the data plate,is this sufficent?

What are the average requirements?

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Ben_Copeland

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:32 PM Reply With Quote
Sufficient for what??? kitcar with no electronics....

I should say its plenty !





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scootz

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:33 PM Reply With Quote
Plenty... and *cough* blatant plug *cough* I have a spanking new dinky-wee Denso one for sale right now!

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maskell01

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
Yeah good point,
a standard kit car, lights super bright 6 and the clocks, also the battery!






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scootz

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:36 PM Reply With Quote
I suspect a Swift will draw a fair bit more than you will need in a 'standard' kit car!





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mcerd1

posted on 17/7/10 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
I hope its more than enough mines only a 45A....

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blakep82

posted on 17/7/10 at 10:20 PM Reply With Quote
have you got a photo of this suzuki swift alternator?
mine is a standard vauxhall one, and is alright, but tis a little bit on the large side. denso ones seem to cost a fortune, and have the wrong pulley on them





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posted on 17/7/10 at 10:22 PM Reply With Quote
I used to run a 10 amp in a race car, ignition and taillights.
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RazMan

posted on 17/7/10 at 11:28 PM Reply With Quote
75 Amps?? That's enough to run a fleet of cars!!

My 45 Amp Denso (£25 on eBay) happily runs my car which has a heater, satnav and stereo fitted.





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mangogrooveworkshop

posted on 18/7/10 at 08:57 AM Reply With Quote
Remember diversity applies .
Not everything is on at full all the time.
So work out what the current draw is fom that.
Battery should see13.8v to maintain eq voltage.






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MydT9

posted on 20/7/10 at 09:37 PM Reply With Quote
These are growing in popularity for kit cars i'm told:

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