110-130 is all the standard typical bolt on fox body needs unless you have a competition grade stereo system.
Start doing things like multiple fuel pumps, electronic water pump, etc and then you can consider going higher
I want to start doing more mods and HP adders eventually, should I get a higher amp alternator now?110-130 is all the standard typical bolt on fox body needs unless you have a competition grade stereo system.
Start doing things like multiple fuel pumps, electronic water pump, etc and then you can consider going higher
I want to start doing more mods and HP adders eventually, should I get a higher amp alternator now?110-130 is all the standard typical bolt on fox body needs unless you have a competition grade stereo system.
Start doing things like multiple fuel pumps, electronic water pump, etc and then you can consider going higher
Please don't take this as an insult.....WOW!You have to add up the amp draw of all your accessories that consume power and then go about 20% larger than that. In my case I have 2 electric smog pumps used as an crankcase EVAC system, one electric cooling fan, electric water pump, FAST XFI ecu, Aeromotive Eliminator fuel pump, Rule I/C water pump, Boost controller, Bosch water pump for supercharger, trans brake solenoid, line lock solenoid, MSD ignition system and oh, yeah, the headlight and tail lights if needed along with power windows. So, yeah, 200 AMP 3G ALT.
I want to start doing more mods and HP adders eventually, should I get a higher amp alternator now?
If you start building the starship enterprise and need power for all sorts of things like Bullitt347, then you can go with a bigger alt.
That'll take that larger dilithium crystal spec alternator.....I think it's rated at 14 bagillion watts. You'll need a different sized pulley.Hmmm, Starship Enterprise....I like it! Could someone point out to me where engineering is located cause I have yet to reach warp speed...
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