Randy, welcome back to the forum! So, can i actually see your car sometime....i've still never seen it!
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Originally Posted by Blk98Coupe
I guess this may be a stupid question but I'm a bit confused....are you modifing the back of the vehicle's deminsions or is there that much open space between the tail lights and the car's interior?
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Originally Posted by Blk98Coupe
So does it require above average skills to remove that back section or can it be removed and reinstalled without body work and repainting?
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The batteries I am using my car only fit with the Tigershark rear bumber. A shorter battery would work with the sotck bumber. EG is right on the money...it is easy to remove the bumper cover and there is alot of room.
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Originally Posted by knewblewkorvette
Randy,
It has been awhile but I remember you having someone who does custom altenators. I need one for a 1992 Eagle Talon TsiAWD and I'm ready to buy now.
Jay
It has been awhile but I remember you having someone who does custom altenators. I need one for a 1992 Eagle Talon TsiAWD and I'm ready to buy now.
Jay
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Originally Posted by knewblewkorvette
Randy,
It has been awhile but I remember you having someone who does custom altenators. I need one for a 1992 Eagle Talon TsiAWD and I'm ready to buy now.
Jay
It has been awhile but I remember you having someone who does custom altenators. I need one for a 1992 Eagle Talon TsiAWD and I'm ready to buy now.
Jay
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I don't know but Randy will 
I know some manufacturers will change the size of the pulley to get more amps. I was under the impression that can be trouble in high rpms since the different pulley size really gets that alt spinning
That shouldn't be a problem with this Talon since it is an automatic and my revs don't get up there too much. Now the alt I will need someday for my red Talon is different story, she will have a rev limiter at 8000 rpm
I know some manufacturers will change the size of the pulley to get more amps. I was under the impression that can be trouble in high rpms since the different pulley size really gets that alt spinning
That shouldn't be a problem with this Talon since it is an automatic and my revs don't get up there too much. Now the alt I will need someday for my red Talon is different story, she will have a rev limiter at 8000 rpm
