That is correct. The large "charge wire" from the alternator's battery stud goes directly to the battery positive cable or a positive cable junction connection (for example the battery stud on the starter is it's a trunk mount battery).
@@speedwaymotors Thank You for the quick answer, I am a long time repeat customer and have been happy with everything I have bought from Speedwaymotors !
I have a 1 wire alternator, and it's the worst thing ever. Drops any time I have the radio or lights on, heck even the turn signal causes it to fluctuate and drop power. I wish I could find someone to do a conversion to two or even three wires for me. (I hate electrical)
🤣I hate wiring also BUT you have something else going on, I have converted numerous vehicles with ZERO issues, go back to what they said correct or add grounds
Can you get the one wire 140 amp with the BACK CLOCKED CORRECTLY? I'd hate to buy one of these new & THEN have to break it loose to clock it!
Do you run the one wire straight to the positive battery post ?
That is correct. The large "charge wire" from the alternator's battery stud goes directly to the battery positive cable or a positive cable junction connection (for example the battery stud on the starter is it's a trunk mount battery).
@@speedwaymotors Thank You for the quick answer, I am a long time repeat customer and have been happy with everything I have bought from Speedwaymotors !
Do they make this for a Ford? I have a 1962 mercury comet 6cyl that I would like to convert over
@@johnosborne1009 YES
I have a 1 wire alternator, and it's the worst thing ever. Drops any time I have the radio or lights on, heck even the turn signal causes it to fluctuate and drop power. I wish I could find someone to do a conversion to two or even three wires for me. (I hate electrical)
🤣I hate wiring also BUT you have something else going on, I have converted numerous vehicles with ZERO issues, go back to what they said correct or add grounds
Nice