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For the OP I hope you got it figured out. This is how I did it using FiTech yellow ground trigger. Hope this helps.

I bypass the ammeter and use my starter relay main power lug as my main power distribution point. It gets its main power from the 8 ga. wire from the battery. From there I connect to the following: Alternator 8 ga (14 ga fusible link) provides more direct charge to batt and power to...

You don't need an ammeter. Voltmeter is whats needed. I can't remember the explanation I was given by the people at MAD electric but you are on the right track. Most electric fans draw around 20-22 amps. I would say contact the folks at MAD electric for any and all electrical concerns. Very...

I second the suggestion based on experience. MAD is a great source. Stay away from one wire alternators but definitely invest in an aftermarket high performance unit and save yourself the headaches. For reference electric fans usually draw about 20-22 amps. Probably best just to go north of 85...