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jmoreno 
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Hey everyone. im looking to upgrade my alternator. any suggestions? ive seen some from DBelectronics and from knukoncepts are they anygood?
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Posted: December 19, 2006 at 3:56 PM / IP Logged  
It's a car with 4 wheels, right?
That's about how many suggestions we could give you... How about a hint as to what kind of car it is, and how much power you have in your system?
It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."
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LMAO damn man relax i forgot. anyway i have 3.1 engine 2002 chevy malibu. with a 3000 watt system.
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How much money are you willing to spend. You can try altornatorparts.com, thats where I got mine and they have one for the 3.1 Malibu. It puts out 220 amps cold and 170 amps hot.

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Irragi alternators
High OUtput alternators
powermaster
those are some good ones to start with
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Is that a real 3000 watts RMS or a PEAK number???
Because peak really doesn't mean squat
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what and how many amps are you runnig in your car?
boooooommmmmmy!!!!
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its real 3000 watts rms. 3 amps.  as for the malibu 220 amp alternator, has it given you any problems ? how long have you had it installed?
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ok cool im interested in purchasing it from alternator parts.com .now would i have to upgrade to to big 3? if sohow would i go about doing that? i want to do it myself so that i can learn. are there any sites or diagrams/photos step by step on how to do it urself?
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jmoreno wrote:
its real 3000 watts rms. 3 amps.  as for the malibu 220 amp alternator, has it given you any problems ? how long have you had it installed?
Your amps might be rated for 3000 watts, but I would question whether or not you are actually getting that. At least until you upgrade the big 3 and get another alernator. Assuming 14.4 volts with the car on, you would have to produce 208 amps to achieve 3000 watts. Which you might get for a second, till your stored power is used, and your alternator is left with providing it again.
Remember, amps X volts = watts.
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