External voltage regulator to internal voltage regulator?

Well you need to be careful. Stock wiring does not hold up well to large alternators, much over 50A and especially now that these girls are old. Read this article for the why of it. If you want a great big alternator you need to do something to bypass the ammeter

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Thanks, that article was very informative and I understand now the limitations inherent in my 68 Barracuda. So im at a cross roads. The harness is out so I have the opportunity to inspect every inch. The car is a shell save for running gear and built 340 ( original 318 is shelved). I am doing a final fit up with headers and will run in the new 340 before final disassembly. I would like a chrome alternator to match all the other chrome. I'm running a stock distributor upgraded with Pertronix electronic ignition. No stereo plans. No A/c plans. Knowing the electrical limitations of this system it sounds like an internally regulated alternator has no advantage. I think I'll look for a 50 amp,chrome, non 1 wire alternator if there is such a thing Your thoughts?