1968 BO29 LO23 car, what alternator
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1968 BO29 LO23 car, what would be the correct alternator part number
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Re: 1968 BO29 LO23 car, what alternator
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Here is the same one with no blurred out info.
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Re: 1968 BO29 LO23 car, what alternator
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I see no codes in the alternator box 59, so it would probably be a 591 46 amp alternator. Does someone have a regular 68 Hemi car broadcast sheet with codes in the 59 section?  627 is listed in the heavy duty battery section same as a 383 GTS.
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Re: 1968 B029 L023 car, what alternator
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Yea my guess would be the same alt the 383 Dart's and Cuda's in 1968 used as I believe thats what they started life as. Ron not a HEMI alternator?  They may have used the one some Hemi cars used. But even with a Hemi car if the car had no more options then the 383 Dart and Cuda it may have used the same alt ? I have always heard they used the 383 Dart and Cuda as the base for the 68 Hemi A-bodies. I guess my point is the alt should go by the vehicle options more then the eng. And maybe Hemi cars had more options standard as I dont know ? Ron
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Re: 1968 B029 L023 car, what alternator
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Yea my guess would be the same alt the 383 Dart's and Cuda's in 1968 used as I believe thats what they started life as. Ron not a HEMI alternator? They may have used the one some Hemi cars used. But even with a Hemi car if the car had no more options then the 383 Dart and Cuda it may have used the same alt ? I have always heard they used the 383 Dart and Cuda as the base for the 68 Hemi A-bodies. I guess my point is the alt should go by the vehicle options more then the eng. And maybe Hemi cars had more options standard as I dont know ? Ron I think the idea of the 383 GTS or Formula S as a base has conjured up some misnomers. There's not a lot know on what exact state the cars/bodies were delivered to Hurst. The "frames" have front and rear reinforcing plates like all convertibles have and some 4 spd cars. The darts do not have drip rail bright stainless molding which all GTS, GT, and 270 model have. And they have the special corner molding for non bright molding cars The darts have a std 170 model trunk lid with no holes punched for 270, GT, or GTS trim. The door panels are 270 model. The quarter panels are stamped for a GTS. The doors were made from thin metal. It seems like the cars had a combination of parts from the factory assembly line, then at some time pulled off the assembly line. The only driveline part that could have remained in the cars from the assembly line to finished car would be the upper control arms. Everything else was removed and/or reinstalled, changed, or custom unique.
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Re: 1968 B029 L023 car, what alternator
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Isn't it the pulley alignment that matters - the amp draw would be 37 in the majority of cases Exactly. Would a 383 alternator with pulley align with other hemi pulleys? do you think these cars even went to Hurst with batteries installed?
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Re: 1968 B029 L023 car, what alternator
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Yea my guess would be the same alt the 383 Dart's and Cuda's in 1968 used as I believe thats what they started life as. Ron not a HEMI alternator? They may have used the one some Hemi cars used. But even with a Hemi car if the car had no more options then the 383 Dart and Cuda it may have used the same alt ? I have always heard they used the 383 Dart and Cuda as the base for the 68 Hemi A-bodies. I guess my point is the alt should go by the vehicle options more then the eng. And maybe Hemi cars had more options standard as I dont know ? Ron I think the idea of the 383 GTS or Formula S as a base has conjured up some misnomers. There's not a lot know on what exact state the cars/bodies were delivered to Hurst. The "frames" have front and rear reinforcing plates like all convertibles have and some 4 spd cars. The darts do not have drip rail bright stainless molding which all GTS, GT, and 270 model have. And they have the special corner molding for non bright molding cars The darts have a std 170 model trunk lid with no holes punched for 270, GT, or GTS trim. The door panels are 270 model. The quarter panels are stamped for a GTS. The doors were made from thin metal. It seems like the cars had a combination of parts from the factory assembly line, then at some time pulled off the assembly line. The only driveline part that could have remained in the cars from the assembly line to finished car would be the upper control arms. Everything else was removed and/or reinstalled, changed, or custom unique. This makes sense because I heard that they did not paint them because they knew they were all going to racers who were going to put their paint jobs on them. And I also heard some had the street Hemi 10.25 lower comp pistons and again the figured the racers will go through the Hemi and build it the way they wanted it. As they knew most would have to have Hemi's built to class rules. Heck if I was a racer back then getting one I would prefer it delivered with the Hemi eng in pieces with all the parts there. As I would want to build the eng myself anyway and you can see what eng parts they give you. Ron I used to have a paper with all the info on the 68 Hemi cars and I think it had the alt specs also.
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Re: 1968 B029 L023 car, what alternator
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This is what I found out that a gentleman told me.
The alternator used on the LO/BO cars was the same one used on the 64 & 65 race hemi cars. The part number was 2098860. It is a 37 amp alternator with a large dia dual deep groove pulley. I have never seen one with a 68 date code so my suspicion is that Chrysler used what was already in their parts bins. They did the same with a few other parts used on the LO/BO cars. The alternators were attached to the engine at Chryslers M&I plant when the engines were built. Hope this helps in your search.
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