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Vitara alternator upgrades
Vitara alternator upgrades
are there any higher output alternators that'll bolt up to the brakets on a g16b (16valve injected)??? went to start the vit tonight for its first run and the alt is dead (along with the battery), and may as well upgrade if i can do it simply
I have been assured that they are bolt on, and that the pulley lines up perfectly. If you aren't fitting this before sunday, I can get some pics up on the weekend for you, as a mate of mine is doing this swap on the weekend.antt wrote:cheers gutless, are the falcon ones bolt on? cause i really cant be farked stuffin round with custom alt brakets when its almost ready to drive
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Used an 85A unit ex commodore i belive in my sierra;
http://www.pointnshoot.org/modules.php? ... =0&thold=0
gives a write up.
Engine is a G16A so should be no issue in a Vit.
Side note, have sheared the swing arm block bolt at the water pump in both rigs, after easy outing the offending remains have shimmed the bracket to try and adjust for minor offset.
Still pumps out a fat load of amps to keep the electrics happy though!
Spock
http://www.pointnshoot.org/modules.php? ... =0&thold=0
gives a write up.
Engine is a G16A so should be no issue in a Vit.
Side note, have sheared the swing arm block bolt at the water pump in both rigs, after easy outing the offending remains have shimmed the bracket to try and adjust for minor offset.
Still pumps out a fat load of amps to keep the electrics happy though!
Spock
www.pointnshoot.org
Suzuki Auto Spares Springwood
Century Batteries
Sylverkey
Extreme Coatings
Control Synergy
Suzuki Auto Spares Springwood
Century Batteries
Sylverkey
Extreme Coatings
Control Synergy
The output of the Altinator has no impact on idle or anything for that matter. All you should find is that if you hang lights, fridges ect off of the power supply then a larger altinator will keep up with demand easier than the stock 70A gennie. Think of it like...the altinator will only supply the amount of current that is required. It's the same as charging a battery. Batteries only accept the amount of current they need. It's the voltage output of the altinator that will need to be checked. You may have to adjust it to the same output voltage as your stock altinator so you don't overcharge you battery. If you don't you'll end up with a off egg smell coming from the battery. In other words it is cooked.
If you guys know of one that will bolt straight to a M13A I would appreciate it.
Cheers
If you guys know of one that will bolt straight to a M13A I would appreciate it.
Cheers
'07 Stock Mazda BT50. Rock slidders - Mickey Thompson ATZ - Stright through exhaust.
New I think they are under $200. A mate just bought one new from his local sparky for $165......
There are 2 versions tho. One is the poverty pack model, and puts out 85A ( the above mentioned price applies)
And the other is off the upspec Ghia models/ V8's etc with all the bells and whistles, and puts out 110A. Both are suitable for the G16, but the 110A model is VERY dear.
85A is plenty IMO.
There are 2 versions tho. One is the poverty pack model, and puts out 85A ( the above mentioned price applies)
And the other is off the upspec Ghia models/ V8's etc with all the bells and whistles, and puts out 110A. Both are suitable for the G16, but the 110A model is VERY dear.
85A is plenty IMO.
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just to add to this old post
I tried the upgrade to the 110amp EF alkt and it wont work if you only use a stock V pulley. the alt is to heavy when under a charging load and will keep snapping belts. you have to go for a MULTI V groove belt to turn the heavier alt. I ended up opting for a swift 60amp instead.
I tried the upgrade to the 110amp EF alkt and it wont work if you only use a stock V pulley. the alt is to heavy when under a charging load and will keep snapping belts. you have to go for a MULTI V groove belt to turn the heavier alt. I ended up opting for a swift 60amp instead.
1999 SQ625 Manual Grand Vitara. Lifted, Twin Locked, 31' Extremes, dual Batteries, Winch.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
EF and EL alts are the same. they use the same brackets and mounting points so both will fit. there are 85amp and 110amp ones but i havenot yet seen an 85amp one. I do know there are two brands., one is a bosch and the other is a mitsibishi alt. The mitsi alts are easier to come across and are 110amp. easiest to bolt in to as ya only need to drill out the botom holes on the engine bracket.
oh here are some pics when i did it to the sierra
http://s22.photobucket.com/albums/b316/ ... lternator/
oh here are some pics when i did it to the sierra
http://s22.photobucket.com/albums/b316/ ... lternator/
1999 SQ625 Manual Grand Vitara. Lifted, Twin Locked, 31' Extremes, dual Batteries, Winch.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
Lots of custom gear as I cant afford the proper stuff.
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