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Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? #66266
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Is there a reasonably priced one wire alternator for the Mopar similar to the one wire Chevy setup? I would like to ditch the external regulator. Any input appreciated.

Re: Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? [Re: tkulak] #66267
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I run a Powermaster 140 amp 8-47529 roughly $210 on my 340
and am getting a MSD 160 amp 5111 roughly $371 for my big block


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Re: Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? [Re: RylisPro] #66268
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If your power needs aren't much higher than stock, a Chrysler style 75A Power Master one wire alternator would work. Have a look at Mancini or Bouchillon.

The GM style 140 A unit can be a tight fit/no fit on a BB especially with aluminum heads. I bought one and had to return it ("B" engine with Edelbrock heads).

Re: Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? [Re: ahy] #66269
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Yeah, I'm running Edelbrock Aluminum heads and a Max Wedge Intake from A & A. I have the Bouchillon alternator bracket and low mount A/C bracket and shorty A/C compressor. I have MSD ignition and 6AL box. Not sure how many Amp Alternator I should run. Wondering if I could run a GM one wire for simplicity but also looking at compact versions. Just trying to see what other people have run into and what they did to solve problem.

Re: Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? [Re: tkulak] #66270
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The 75A Chrysler style should provide enough juice for what you're running.

Re: Reasonably Priced One Wire Alternator for Mopar?? [Re: ahy] #66271
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I run the 75/80 amp powermaster amp. You can get this is a one wire with single or dual groove pulley.

It also comes in your choice of natural, or a nice chromed look!

It will also hook right back up to your brackets, as its nothing more than a stock re-worked casing with an internal regulator on top.

Bryan







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