JEGS Hitachi-Style Mini Starter for Small Block and Big Block Chevy
555-10024
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Heavy-Duty Hitachi-Style Mini Starter
Special Notes:
- Proper mounting: It is important that the starter mounting flange to the engine block is in the correct position for your starter to engage properly. See photo for reference.
- Fits all Small Block Chevy except LS series engines (LS1, LS6, 4.8L, 5.3L, and 6.0L)
- 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:
These heavy-duty starters are designed with 1.4kW, a 3.7:1 gear ratio, full ball bearings, and the power to crank up to 16:1 compression engines. They will clear most oversized kick-out oil pans. Weighing around 12 pounds, these starters use an aluminum adapter with adjustable mounting positions. Shims and mounting hardware included. Features: Featuring a natural finish, these mini starters have between 1.7 - 1.9 HP Hitachi-style motors, 90 amp draw, 6:1 gear ratio, full ball bearings, and the power to crank over engines with up to 11:1 compression. Shims and mounting hardware are included with the Chevy starters. Ford starters are only supplied with shims. Features:Mini Starters, Mega Power
Heavy-Duty Hitachi-Style Mini Starter
Hitachi-Style Mini Starters
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