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http://www.4alterstart.com/pages/sto...putalternators
Is that the altenator your talking about? They say it is for the old body style, but wouldn't it work on the new trucks?
Is that the altenator your talking about? They say it is for the old body style, but wouldn't it work on the new trucks?
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Hey guys what crank pully do i want?
-25% Harmonic Balancer, 800 charge ASP549900
-25% Harmonic Balancer 32% "Overdrive" Alternator, 700 RPM ASP549984
-25% Harmonic Balancer, 800 charge ASP549900
-25% Harmonic Balancer 32% "Overdrive" Alternator, 700 RPM ASP549984
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Hit Man X, what about the altenator? Will that one work on my truck or do you know?
I called them and they said that one for my truck was ~280 for 180 amps and 300 for 200amps.
I called them and they said that one for my truck was ~280 for 180 amps and 300 for 200amps.
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I looked at that pic and I think that is for the 350 Vortec motors. Our alternators use a one wire to battery and one or two on the voltage regulator. I guess those were the ones I was looking at are for the older trucks! lol
Either way, those guys sell quality stuff so you can't go wrong. It does cost a bit more than I was expecting too.
Either way, those guys sell quality stuff so you can't go wrong. It does cost a bit more than I was expecting too.
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