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    Posted: 28 Dec 2014 at 12:18pm
I am wanting to convert my grandpa's CA to 12v and run an alternator. What all needs to be done? I was just going to buy a 12v kit from yt or something, but i was wondering what type of alternator will fit in between the steering shaft and not hit.
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Get with Steve in New Jersey and check out his sight at B&B circuits. He's helped me a ton!
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I keep saying: "small alternator from mid-80's Japanese car." Their diameters are no larger than an OEM generator. They wire up the same as any Delco 10SI or CS-xxx alternator. You can find one in a junk yard and you can find them new on the internet for under $80.
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