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i saw you pull over to the right jay,were you getting stoned? i thought you were going to have a head on with the lorry on the way out.
I was getting plastered in stones and grit mate but didnt want to back off so just kept my foot flat down and moved over. I may have gone a little quicker but I still had the aircon on so thats probably sapped some power. Just cleaned it up today and ive now got a gravel rash all over my new upper splitter. Oh well, 6000rpm was a must though.
Mike I only have 2 pumps,rarely use the stereo, personally I'm going off the idea of the altenator as even the high amp one works its feels like I'm masking a problem rather then solving the problem?
Not when it gets hot, no it can't - only happens when the alternator gets hot though - took me nearly 18months to trace the cutting out problem to the alternator . Sorted now though .
Mike Rainbird Click above - Sarcasm is just a free service I provide.
The one I use on mine, I have 3 pumps and had problems in 2008 at the other end of the rev range. since putting this one on my problems have gone
Any specifics Warren ? Availability, cost, amperage, ease of fitting
I'm all but ready to make a move on this issue so just want to know all the options - which is just two at the moment, R&B or a standard unit rewound to 120amp. Ruled out the grp A alternator as been advised it's a mare to fit .
Steve Scott very kindly offered to make me up a Grp-A type one to try and see if it solves it which I might take him up on.
Mike is Ahmed contactable these days as is is awesome had finding these niggles
I have a contact for a company in Cambridge that takes the guts out of a standard Alternator and fits their own bits, I believe mine is 135 amp it’s all squeezed in and works. I did ensure after fitting that a clean air source is fed to the rear as this is where it draws the air.
Warren, sounds similar to this firm www.universal-rotating.co.uk who said they would take a standard alternator off the shelf and re-wind it to 120amp for me all in £135 old unit in exchange.
Only thing that's stopping me buying it is i did wonder if they're stuffing more windings into the same space would they be using thinner copper that might make it more fragile to heat
Warren, sounds similar to this firm www.universal-rotating.co.uk who said they would take a standard alternator off the shelf and re-wind it to 120amp for me all in £135 old unit in exchange.
Only thing that's stopping me buying it is i did wonder if they're stuffing more windings into the same space would they be using thinner copper that might make it more fragile to heat
Not the same company that I used, I don't know the ins and outs of whats done. What I do know is the guys I use do lots of work for racing teams which is how I found out about them.
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