It's actually around 60%. Did you read the last section? Anyway, this only has to do with the power lost from the alternator operation itself. The power loss I'm referring to is the lack of spark for the combustion at low to mid RPMs due to to much current load on the system at the lower RPMs where the alternator is unable to keep up. The article doesn't cover loss of combustion power due to low spark but that's what I'm trying explain. You need as much current as possible at those low to mid RPMs or you're going to loose a lot of horsepower during combustion. Have you ever changed a really bad set of spark plugs and found you had a lot of power after you did? This is because you provided a better spark. You can loose that spark in a poor electrical system just as bad.
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