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Alternator Upgrade for '71 240Z


kunzma

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I bought the 60-amp alternator upgrade kit from MSA for my January 1971 240Z.  Is it really a straight swap or should I be upgrading other things?  What is your experience?

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8 hours ago, kunzma said:

I bought the 60-amp alternator upgrade kit from MSA for my January 1971 240Z.  Is it really a straight swap or should I be upgrading other things?  What is your experience?

It is a straight bolt-in , plug-in swap.  When it's done you'll have a 60 amp alternator, internally regulated.  No need to worry about modifying wires and other things, your electrical system will pull the same amount of current.  You won't smoke any wires with the upgrade to 60 amps.

The other mods are good to have, but nothing extra is necessary for the MSA upgrade.

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On 4/16/2019 at 10:52 PM, Zed Head said:

It is a straight bolt-in , plug-in swap.  When it's done you'll have a 60 amp alternator, internally regulated.  No need to worry about modifying wires and other things, your electrical system will pull the same amount of current.  You won't smoke any wires with the upgrade to 60 amps.

The other mods are good to have, but nothing extra is necessary for the MSA upgrade.

Thanks.  I was thinking that was the case.  Did the install Wednesday, but ran out of time to test it before heading out on a trip.

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