Powermaster 9510 XS Torque Starter for Oldsmobile/Pontiac V8
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Oldsmobile/Pontiac
Powermaster 9510 Features:
- Torque Rating: 200 ft.-lbs.
- Compression Ratio: 18:1
- Gear Reduction: 4.40:1
- Up to 1.4 kw
- Up to 1.8 HP
- Adjustable mounting block
- Clears most oil pans and headers
FAQ:
Which Powermaster starter do I need?
- The Powermaster 9510 is a versatile choice for various applications, ensuring reliable starts and compatibility with a range of engines.
What is the torque spec for the Powermaster starter?
- Refer to the Powermaster manual for specific torque specifications, ensuring proper installation and optimal performance of the Powermaster 9510 starter.
What is the voltage of the starter on the Powermaster?
- The Powermaster starter operates on standard 12-volt electrical systems, providing efficient and consistent power for reliable engine starts.
How good are Powermaster starters?
- Powermaster starters, including the Powermaster 9510, are known for their durability, high performance, and reliability, making them a trusted choice among automotive enthusiasts.
Specifications:
Works on a pontiac with 166 tooth flywheel?
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