GM Alternators

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I've only used cs130's (105a)on all my builds (BB,SB,G3), technically a 2 wire, you already have the "exciter wire", just connect the blue wire from the ballast resistor to the vr to the green stator wire from the alt to the vr , when you remove it (the vr). A
I need to buy a bolt on conversion for my 76 Power Wagon before current OEM unit goes out - can eliminate some issues I'm having in the process.

dd the required inline resistor (available with the connector),bypass the bulkhead with at least 8ga. cable to the battery. they are cheap and readily available, will accept both v and multi groove (serp) pulleys. the first BB I did I used the factory brackets, same with the first SB, then CVF came out with a bracket set and complete kits. If it's a bucks down thing and you're interested ....1992 suburban 1500 5.7 105a. and change the pulley to a gm v groove. here's a pic of the mock up, the triangle brackets offset is flattened out
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