Anyone come up with a higher amperage alternator swap from another vehicle that will bolt in? Any CS144s that will take the place of the CS130?
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- Dec 2008
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- Sugar Land, TX
- 1996 Buick Century Limited 3100 V6 / 1995 Buick Century Special 3100 V6 / 2001 Chevy S-10 LS 2.2L
Here's what you need. The SOURCE for your high performance alternator needs...or stock if you like. You can buy the parts to do your own, or buy complete alternators from them.
Ken T.
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i do some part number referencing at work tonight. (i work at checker/ orillys auto parts) there has to be something that fits.
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The CS130 is almost directly replacable with a CS144. If I remember correctly, the 3300 would be a direct-fit with a CS144 from a LN3 3800. I replaced the CS130 with a CS144 on my mom's LN3 and it was direct swap. I've put the larger-style 140 amp CS144 on my 3.8 engines and it does require some small bracket modifications to fit.
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Senior Member
- Dec 2008
- 3759
- Sugar Land, TX
- 1996 Buick Century Limited 3100 V6 / 1995 Buick Century Special 3100 V6 / 2001 Chevy S-10 LS 2.2L
Originally posted by Century7667 View PostHere's what you need. The SOURCE for your high performance alternator needs...or stock if you like. You can buy the parts to do your own, or buy complete alternators from them.
Ken T.
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I believe Summit Racing offers higher-output alternators for 60 and 90 degree V6s. Its on my list of this to get eventually.-Brendan
1991 Buick Century wagon LG7/4T60- daily driver, UV front sway bar. On its 3rd life. Refurbishing, work in slow progress. Will get some mods down the road.
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i bought this one from Jegs a weeks ago ... 140 AMP
http://www.jegs.com/i/Powermaster/713/47860/10002/-1
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Originally posted by kamali View Posti bought this one from Jegs a weeks ago ... 140 AMP
http://www.jegs.com/i/Powermaster/713/47860/10002/-1
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Originally posted by turbokinetic View PostThe CS130 is almost directly replacable with a CS144. If I remember correctly, the 3300 would be a direct-fit with a CS144 from a LN3 3800. I replaced the CS130 with a CS144 on my mom's LN3 and it was direct swap. I've put the larger-style 140 amp CS144 on my 3.8 engines and it does require some small bracket modifications to fit.
Bump to 2019 when apparently I'm the only crazy guy trying to do this.
I'm reading faint chatter about a bracket from 94-96 GM cop/hearse cars that will let me drop a CS144 right into my 3.3 89 Century... But nothing solid.
Then a nice clear post from you 8.5 years ago about the LN3. New hope! Thanks turbo!
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Update:
I ended up just going with a "200 amp" CS130. About 6 weeks in and so far so good.
I use quotations because I don't know it's actual output. But good enough for me.
I'm still interested in the intricacies of swapping to a CS144 on the 3300 for the future.
If anyone knows the car/parts it would take please let me know.
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