Powermaster 9526 XS Torque Starter for Chevy 168-Tooth Flywheel (Staggered Mount)
713-9526
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Powermaster 9526 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:
Will a 153-tooth flywheel work with a 168-tooth starter?
- No, for proper engagement, use a flywheel that matches the starter. The Powermaster 9526 is designed for 168-tooth flywheels, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance.
Where are Powermaster starters made?
- Powermaster starters are proudly made in the USA, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and reliable performance for your vehicle.
Is Powermaster a good starter?
- Absolutely, the Powermaster 9526 starter is a trusted choice. Known for its durability and performance, it's backed by Powermaster's reputation for producing reliable starters for a wide range of applications.
Specifications:
Will this fit chevy with 153 & 168 tooth flywheel like # 9540 starter ?
Does starter come with staggered shims?
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