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I have a 143 Amp alternator on the shelf of my garage, and have been wanting to do this swap....
The back of the stock alternator has plugs on it, not terminals... Do I just rerun new wires?
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Yes. Preferably heavier gauge ones...so they don't melt.
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I have detailed photos of the new wires I ran, see the links in the first couple of posts. Use 4 gauge (or two 8 gauge in parallel) as a minimum for 143-150A.
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