Adding more and more electrical gadgets that did not exist in '75
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And was getting concerned that the alternator will have to work too hard to keep up.
So far I have a full MSD electronic CDI style Ignition and Dual Flexalite fans PN 295 all running off the battery. I was wondering what the impact of these additional electrical components would be on the charging system. I am not sure of the amperage rating on the Alt since it is a chrome aftermarket unit with no discernible markings that I can see.
So far I have a full MSD electronic CDI style Ignition and Dual Flexalite fans PN 295 all running off the battery. I was wondering what the impact of these additional electrical components would be on the charging system. I am not sure of the amperage rating on the Alt since it is a chrome aftermarket unit with no discernible markings that I can see.
I have a nice aftermarket Pioneer radio, but it is not hooked up. If I do hook it up I would add an Amp and speakers somewhere in the rear out of the way.. But that would be another drag on the charging system.
Curious as to what others here may have done or what comments you all have.
Thanks,
Pat
Daytona Yellow '75 350 Muncie 4 spd

'73 454 on the engine stand.

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Most of those chrome aftermarket alternators are around 100 amps which should be fine for what you have. Stock alternators were around 60 amps.
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