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aux. lighting and a generator 444-544

posted by  Some Guy With a Volvo on  Tue Feb 19 00:34 CST 2019
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Thanks very much for the thoughts.

I know you are both right (which is why I asked really) but two quick follow-ups...

1. I'm sure this has been asked many, many times, but how does your alternator set up compared with the kit offered from IPD with the Bosch alternator?

https://www.ipdusa.com/products/20900/139667-alternator-conversion-kit-pv-122-1800

1b. as a quick follow up, which AC Delco alternator do you specifically recommend - are all the 10SI alternators the same physical size?

2. I'm curious - while like I said I agree with both of you, how did cars in the 50s and early 60s use aux. lighting with generators? I know cars sometimes had one of each (spot/fog) and I'm assuming used one or the other. To be quite frank, in real life I'd rarely use them and even then for shorter periods of time.

Thanks,
C






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