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Hitachi-Style Mini Starter for Small Block, Big Block & 90 Degree V6 Chevy
555-10015
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Hitachi-Style Mini Starters
JEGS 10015
Complete your engine build with a Hitachi-style mini starter from JEGS. Producing up to 160 ft. lbs. of torque, this starter can easily crank engines up to 11:1 compression. This compact unit combines space-saving and high power output resolving two issues in one package.
Features
- Dimensions
- Overall: 4 1/4 in. W x 7 1/4 in. L x 5 in. H
- Mounting hole spacing: stock
- Electrical post size: M8-1.25
- Includes
- (2) Bolts M10-1.5
- (2) Flat Washers [M10]
- (1) Round Shim (1/16 in. Thick)
Specifications:
2005ish 4.3 out of a Chevrolet s-10. Would it fit
Does this come with 3/8"x16 standard bolts or metric bolts . I want to use it on a 168 tooth Chevy 350 that's from 1985 and takes the standard bolts . How long are the supplied bolts not including the bolt head ? Do you have knurled 3/8x16 starter bolts ?
I have a 1998 Chevy pickup and my current starter cracked the outside bolt hole. With this starter can I use all three bolt hole locations.
This starter states a v6 will it also work on 5.7 bored .60 over
Will this starter for a 1984 6.2 diesel
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