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They are just selling Certified Auto Electric alternators, many of the ones you find on Ebay and such are the same ones. Bumped up stock alt's. I have a re-worked stock alt on my truck putting out a little over 200amps and it does fine for as little as i drive it. Make sure you get the smaller pulley with it to up the amps at idle.

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They are just selling Certified Auto Electric alternators, many of the ones you find on Ebay and such are the same ones. Bumped up stock alt's. I have a re-worked stock alt on my truck putting out a little over 200amps and it does fine for as little as i drive it. Make sure you get the smaller pulley with it to up the amps at idle.

I know this is an old thread but just wondering if there was anymore insight on these alt's. I see they only have a 6 month warrenty. Will they hold up as good as a dc power, ohio or iragi level alt. ?

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I was going to get one but they told me that they don't have one for my vehicle.. = /

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