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Dual alts just look really cool............. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/62102-dual-alts-some-pics.html :driver:

I don't understand. If you install and equalizer you are using the 24 volt system, so that itself is a mod. You can install dual alts without touching the 24 volt side. My isn't set up like that since I use the 24 volt exciter wire to turn my 12 volts on and off, but you could just as easily...

Delco is a global company that supplies over 100,000 parts across 37 product lines - including Toyota, Honda, etc. (info from their web site) The 10si alt is one of the most copied in the world. (info from an article I read awhile back) I no longer have the box (which may have given a clue...

I'm told I got lucky making the change when I did. My original alt made electricity for the whole two years I had it, never made a sound, but the gauge was always in the lower red. I swapped it to a 24 volt one wire when I did the 12 volt mod. I boxed the old 24 volt alt (minus pulley) up and...

I can grab you the part number if I still have the box. I think it was 29 or 30 plus a 15 dollar core. The 24 volt one I used was 123 with no core. It was a one wire. I used the exciter wire off the 24 volt system to turn my 12 volt system on and off via a relay. It's been a couple months...

TM America's 12 volt alt kit is 50 bucks. Any decent auto parts store will sell you an alt for that kit for less than 50 bucks. Even with the one new belt needed you're only just at 100 or slightly over that. Then your 12 volt side and your 24 volt side don't mix. I went with both his kits...