Ok thought so. I was making sure people understand that the pulley will help get the 95 amps at lower rpm but won’t gain any extra amps.
As far as the electrical system comments. Yes it might produce more heat. I wonder if you could spin the air filter 180 so the sensor would be at opposite side of alternator then. You do need bigger charge cable to battery. Maybe program ecu to not give rpm warning for fast fill boats. Also if you have the 170 amp alternator and the boat only needs 130 for stuff at that moment that’s all it will draw. The extra amps don’t go anywhere. I know I’m drawing equal to or more than 95 amps now when boat is running, 3 amps on, 3 ballast pumps because the voltage drops which means the batteries are suppling the extra amps not covered by the alternator.
As far as the electrical system comments. Yes it might produce more heat. I wonder if you could spin the air filter 180 so the sensor would be at opposite side of alternator then. You do need bigger charge cable to battery. Maybe program ecu to not give rpm warning for fast fill boats. Also if you have the 170 amp alternator and the boat only needs 130 for stuff at that moment that’s all it will draw. The extra amps don’t go anywhere. I know I’m drawing equal to or more than 95 amps now when boat is running, 3 amps on, 3 ballast pumps because the voltage drops which means the batteries are suppling the extra amps not covered by the alternator.
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