Tuff Stuff Gear Reduction Starter Stealth Black 1955-00 Small and Big Block Chevy
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Tuff Stuff's Hitachi Gear Reduction Starters are hand-built from premium quality new components for long term durability, tested and manufactured in the USA. Gear reduction starters use gears to reduce the speed of a higher-speed electric motor in order to extract more torque. These starters produce up to 40% more torque over OE starters for cranking more higher-compression engines. Most gear reduction style starters are considerably smaller than the OE starters and incorporate a mounting block that can be indexed to gain additional clearance. Ideal for high horsepower muscle cars, hot rods, trucks and daily-drivers. Hitachi gear reduction starters come in chrome, zinc, black and a variety of powder coated colors and are available for most popular GM and Ford applications.
Features:
- Up to 40% more torque over OE starters
- Smaller than the OE starters
- Indexed mounting block for additional oil pan and header clearance
- Ideal for higher compressions engines
- Chrome, zinc, black and a variety of powder coated colors
- Includes mounting bolts and shims where applicable
- For most popular GM and Ford applications
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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