270amp alt in a 99 Dodge Dakota

[kjmass21 7]

I was going to put this up months ago but never got around to it. Factory is on the left Mechman on the right

New unit installed, fit perfect no modification needed.

Months later everything still working perfect.

[MECHMAN 8]

Very nice!

Always good to see our units continuing to satisfy customers!

[kjmass21 7]

All goes to plan and you'll be hearing from me in the summer for a couple more.

[Julian 641]

You need to wash your Engine to match that nice finish

looks good man

[kjmass21 7]

I was thinking about it but I fear if I wash the dirt off the truck might fall apart.

Edited February 28, 2012 by kjmass21

[MECHMAN 8]

Be careful washing the engine, distributors and alternators don't like a lot of water or having things blasted into them!

[no_username 2]

Only ricers wash their engines

[MECHMAN 8]

I have to tread lightly here, ricers need alternators too, but I bet you could guess what I drive by the grease on the block.

[cobracommander 0]

looks nice, that would fit about 8 of the last cars i owned (standard chrysler mounting)

[MECHMAN 8]

Yep, that mount style is very common with Dodge and Jeep. The real difference is in the plug on the alternator, a couple different plug designs and the early models use ring terminals.

These are a solid unit, I'm even going to adapt one to my 5.0 in my Volvo, efficient, quiet and powerful sounds good to me.