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I have a '94 Acura Integra GSR. I think my stock alternator puts out a very sad 75-85 amps. I need my alternator to put out at least 200-250 amps. I know it's pretty much impossible to get that much amperage out of one Alternator, so how about 2?? Is it possible to fit another one in my engine-bay? Has anyone ever tried this? Is this even a feasable idea? Thanks for any input!
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Lots of people do it. It requires special altenators and external voltage regulators though. Go to the SPL section of this fourm, lots of db dragracers do this.
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if you have multiple batteries, you can have multiple altenators. the catch is, the altenators cannot see one another. i have my stock altenator and an auxiliary on my car. the aux has a 100ca battery for the system, the factory alt. goes to the fact battery.
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