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Thread: RRC Alternator - whats the biggest you have fitted?

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    G`day Adam ( if memory serves)

    It not a straight bolt up , you need to fit a V pulley and you need to fit a Tach feed .

    Ours has a 110amp mits multi rib/serpy from Falcon , plentiful at wreckers and not multipul 100s of $s .

    No pics , just fitted so`s the belts true and has adjustment .

    It uses a tiny 10A belt and lets you know if it is loose , has needed adjustment twice in the last 2yrs .

    Cheers
    Peter

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    I'm using a 100amp alt out of a disco.
    Cheers

    Mick

    1999 Land Rover 110 Defender TD5 Cab Chassis
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    A P38a alternator should fit OK.

    I have an early Disco alternator on one Datsun A15 motor & a P38a 120A on another. Seing as they both fit Datsun motors, a P38a one should be right for you.
    Scott

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    80 Amp Bosch here.

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    I have a 120 Amp unit off a Disco. I was running a Bosch 120 Amp for a while, but it interfered with the ignition system when under load.

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    Thanks all,
    Sounds like the P38A alternator might be the way to go. I will have alook into that.

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    A GQ Patrol has a 120amp but uses 2 10A belts to run it.
    I think you may have slipping problems with one belt over 85 amp, as Rover went to a hybrid system of a hokey ribbed belt driven by the crank in 92-93 for the alternator when they went over 85amp (or it may have only been an 85 amp and they had lots of complaints about noise)
    Regards Philip A
    PS change the charging wire to the starter won't you.

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    Yes, it has all be fully rewired.

    I will call in and see Fred Smith tomorrow, Im sure he will know the best alternative.

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