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  1. #1 Looking for high output alternator for 2001 GP GT 
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    Default 06-06-2015
    Hey looking for a high output alt if you have anything other then Ebay brand let me know! Thanks
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    I have a 140...
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    Upgrade to a CS144. A high output CS130D won't last long since they already run to hot in stock form.

    http://www.grandprixforums.net/threa...rnator-Upgrade

    You can upgrade the CS144 to 200a+ very easily, with hand tools and for relatively cheap.
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    Default 06-08-2015
    Quote Originally Posted by Booba5185 View Post
    Upgrade to a CS144. A high output CS130D won't last long since they already run to hot in stock form.

    http://www.grandprixforums.net/threa...rnator-Upgrade

    You can upgrade the CS144 to 200a+ very easily, with hand tools and for relatively cheap.
    Yea I know I have the bracket already I'm probably gonna do that but I don't want to pay much for a alternator so I will see I only need 40 amps at most
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    Default 06-08-2015
    Junkyard CS144. If anything is bad parts are cheap on ebay.
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