Alternators are a pretty unsexy device. They hide somewhere in your engine compartment, lower right side of an RB26, and it just spins, and spins. What they do actually do is provide electricity at around 14 volts to your car. Even though we call a cars system 12 volts, it is normally 13-14 volts running. A car should never have to dip into the reserve capacity of the battery when it is running, however it might.
Below are the part numbers for the OEM alternators, plus some information about what people have used from the aftermarket, or other cars.
R32 Alternator
23100-20P10 (90 amps) (Mitsu unit)
- 23215-20P10 - Regulator Assy
- 23108-20P10 - Rotor Assy
23100-86L11 Mitsu (90 amps)
23100-86L12 Mitsu
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| R32 GT-R Alternator parts break down |
R33 Alternator
23100-70T13 Mitsu (80 amps)
23100-70T03 hitachi (80 amps)
2/97~up 23100-0V010 Mitsu (80 amps)
R34 Alternator
23100-0V016
R32 2WD model Alternators
23100-59S01,
23100-85L00 Hitachi
23100-85L10
23100-85L11
23100-85L11 Mitsu
Nissan Skyline GT-R Starters
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| Robbie used a WPS 300ZX alternator and an extension for the bracket to make it fit. |
1 comment:
so any of these are a direct bolt in affair for the R32 GTR?
R32 Alternator
23100-20P10 (90 amps) (Mitsu unit)
23215-20P10 - Regulator Assy
23108-20P10 - Rotor Assy
23100-86L11 Mitsu (90 amps)
23100-86L12 Mitsu
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