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Old 05-28-2011, 12:19 PM
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How can I tell? 95 5.8L

I don't get stuck. I just lose traction and stop moving!

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Old 05-28-2011, 12:40 PM
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Just get the best one. They are internally regulated so you don't have to worry about overcharging, and you will have plenty of power for anything you might add on.
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Well, actually I'm not replacing the alternator. I'm replacing tensioner & idler pulleys. There's two different tensioner pulleys depending on alt. size I guess.

I don't get stuck. I just lose traction and stop moving!

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cant help you there....on the 300-6 it has a dual position bracket that excepts either alternator and the belt fits the same...the 60amp is smaller...
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The only reason why you get a 60 amp alternator is you can't afford a 200 amp version
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A 95 5.8l should have come with a 95amp from factory not a 60amp. Just take the old pulleys in and match them up.

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Originally Posted by Nitehawkjr
A 95 5.8l should have come with a 95amp from factory not a 60amp. Just take the old pulleys in and match them up.
I'm going to pick them up after work tomorrow. The wife has to drive it in to work tonight so I can't take them with me. I took pictures and measurements though.

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