What kind of other alternators will fit a 1995 camry?

[MafFilms]

Right now im running a 170A high output alt for my car audio system, and obviously if i want to put out more power i need a even larger alt. Anyone know of any other makes of alternators that might fit my camry? Cause most companies can only make up to a 160A alt for my camry(rebuilding the old alt to handle more). And also im not really looking to running dual alts either, just rather have one large one.

Any ideas?

[marc780]

Whatever the auto parts says will fit, thats what will fit?
Sorry for the smart azz answer but i can think of only one solution if you require additional power, on our work trucks (a pickup truck Ford with trition V10 i forget the model number). we have a seperate battery wired in to provide more juice for jump starting. So maybe you can add a seperate battery in the trunk. And run your gigantic stereo system off that. I didnt do the wiring so i cant tell you how to do it but im sure someone here could.
All i know is you'd want to be darn careful if you tried hooking them in series or something so you dont fry your wires. Anyway thats my two cents, i found a posts from another forum someplace that may give you some ideas.

http://www.mustangforums.com/archive...-673087-1.html

http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/4/129289.html

[MafFilms]

I already have a 2nd battery in the back ;-), gotta have that to stop voltage drops.(Which it still goes down till about 12.3 if i seriously crank it)

[marc780]

Holy moly, sounds like you ought to dump the lead/acid batteries and go to an optimas or deep cycle marine battery for the auxiliary. Not sure how you'd recharge em though - drvinga round with a gasoline generator in your trunk or something lol

[MafFilms]

I got a kinetik hc2400(biggest one) deep cycle battery, specially made for car audio use.