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You can get new bearings. Your mechanic should have not problem in matching an old to new.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-924-944-968-technical-forum/767617-what-correct-alternator-bearing.html

The normal part replaced is the regulator.

The part that is usually the most forgotton is the "slip ring".
The old regulator will wear a groove and the new regulator brushes will not have a flat surface to contact with.



Add all the parts together and just get a "remanufactured" --most parts replaced rather than a "rebuilt" --cleaned, painted, tested---parts replaced are minimal.

90 or 115amp?

I would go with the 115 amp if the same price in the UK. The wires on your '84 have built a resistance. You should actually change the battery "+ -" wires and the battery lead connectors.

Many go with the "Ice Shark battery cables or similiar. Top of the line.

IceShark Cable Kits... - Rennlist Discussion Forums

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