Posted by charles todd on September 29, 2009 at 18:44:13 from (205.242.95.130):
In Reply to: 460 farmall conversion posted by MOOSEFARMER on September 29, 2009 at 07:26:07:
I agree. One-wire alternator is the ONLY way to go. Do not listen to the purist that say that a 3-wire 10si Delco is better than a 1-wire. A 1-wire is just a modified 10si. With a 1-wire there is a little quirk though. Once started and warmed up, you have to crack the throttle a little to get it to start charging. Once "excited" it will charge until the engine is stopped. I would swap the amp meter for a voltmeter if going to an alternator. Just remember to use a 10-8 gauge wire for the alternator, they produce MUCH more current than a generator.
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