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    http://stores.ebay.com/Iraggi-Altern...nd-Electronics

    I have seen alot of posts on this forum and others looking for upgraded Alternators so people can run E-fans and Everything else
    From everything I have read and the competitors that I have talked to that use them they work great... hope some of you can use this they have everything form OE up too 300amp(130 amp at Idle)

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    Yeah, but ouch! $$$$

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    Not too sure about that company name, Iraggi is way too close to Iraqi.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Here ya go, check out gandrautoparts.com that is where i got my fans and radiator you can get a 145A alternator for like $89 with less than 10miles on it.
    Pretty good deals on barely use stock items
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    Just thought some of you might be interested. hopefully its not useless info

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    Originally posted by RedHeartbeat@Oct 16 2005, 11:09 AM
    Not too sure about that company name, Iraggi is way too close to Iraqi.
    They make quality bits.
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    the pricing on the late model alt. are cheap.
    200 amp from them is $219.00 plus shipping, look at a powermaster 200amp
    summit pricing is $359.95, plus the adapter which is a additional $22.88. Thats cheap.

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    Originally posted by RedHeartbeat@Oct 16 2005, 10:09 AM
    Not too sure about that company name, Iraggi is way too close to Iraqi.
    I've got an Iraggi alt in my truck it is a 220amp full output 130 idle big case alt. I did not really check out the link too much, but I know he sells 2 versions of his alts. One is just an upgraded stock size alterator that will be a direct bolt in for you. The problem with them is that putting out more power out of the stock houseing can result in alot of heat. Now what I got was the big case alternator, it is physically larger than the stock ones and he can actually wind them to put out up to 400 amps, at a loss however of idle output. Thats why I got the 220, it has a huge idle output and that was where I was haveing chargeing problems. Also I got a 25% disount on it for a group purchase. It was normally 339+S/H. Here is my write up that I did on the install for another site http://www.offroad-tech.com/tech/gmbigalt/ I should have done some compareson shots but I forgot.

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    Just thought that I would give you my on the Powermaster 200 amp alternator, SAVE YOUR MONEY.... I put one for my 01 Yukon but couldn't keep the battery light off. It would come on and go off. Try driving from Houston to Daytona beach with that big red light flashing in you face. I sent it back to them and they sent me a new one that worked for about a week and then the light started comming back on. I finally got pissed off pulled it off and threw a stock one back on. Problem solved. I still don't know why the bat light was comming on.

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