Powermaster Infi-Clock Starter Adapter Block GM 153/168 Tooth
713-9540-09
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Starter Blocks
The InfiCLOCK feature of select Powermaster starters gives the end user an unprecedented ability to infinitely adjust the starter motor position in relation to the engine. This gives the installer the most amount of control over header clearance issues. Two simple screws and a unique locking system sandwich the adapter block and make for endless possibilities.
Other starters are finitely clockable, moving the starter in 1/2 inch increments. This keeps manufacturers' best designs well off of the engine to allow for variations in block casting and multiple applications. Imagine rolling and locking your starter right up to the engine block of your specific application. InfiCLOCK equipped starters can make headers fit where before they had to be modified. This gets the starter further away from all headers and the heat they generate. An infinitely clockable starter can make custom headers a reality where they were impossible before.
Specifications:
Can the Infi-Clock adapter block be used on the Powermaster Ultra Torque starter for Chevy, part # 713-9400?
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