JEGS 10001 Details
Chevy Starters
Note: May require the use of "R" Terminal Diode Kit, 555-10038, which allows the use of aftermarket mini starters in GM vehicles originally equipped with breaker point ignitions
Specifications:
Prostarter Starters use ball bearings instead of bushings that can wear prematurely. While other vehicle starters offer 3:1 gear reduction, JEGS Prostarters have a Nippondenso motor with a 4.4:1 ratio and cranking power for engines with as much as 12.5:1 compression. Features: Click here to learn more.
Is there any warranty with this item
what is the HP rating of this starter?
What is the torque spec in ft lbs. for this starter?
What is the RPM in a non loaded rotation. Because of the gear reduction , is the loaded RPM considerably slower compared to a oem.
Would it be possible to manufacture a starter for the Chevrolet with both the straight and angled bolt patterns ? Being universal for the Chevy application ?
can this starter be wired to use a remote mounted for starter solenoid...? jumper lead from solenoid to battery cable connection, then a 4 gauge cable from a remote solenoid to the + terminal on the starter. and the starter wire to the solenoid...?
Ships directly from the manufacturer on 01/28/19
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