High torque starter

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  1. Tom Laskowski

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    Dennis , now you got me confused, what do you mean?
     
  2. Jamie Miles

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    I think this is what he means:

     
  3. Mavaholic

    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Yea, The top half of that picture. When using this starter it already has a solenoid mounted to it. Like a chevy starter. So when you run your starter cable down from your existing solenoid, to the big post on the starter, just make a little jumper wire that goes over to the small post on the starter mounted solenoid.
     
  4. NAFORD302

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    I Used The Starter Off My 1990 F150 4x4 It Is Smaller And Worked Well
     
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    Has Anyone Tryed Cvr Or Hitachi We Sell Both Where I Work I Dont Know Which To Use Can You Help
     
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    WHERE I WORK WE SELL CVR AND HITACHI CAN ANY ONE TELL ME IS ONE BETTER THAN THE OTHER :huh:
     
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    Max Power Vintage Ford Mafia

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    I have the Ford Motorsport 1.6kw in my Mustang. I had the 1.1 KW one, but it would crank slow hot. I bought the 1.6kw instead, and found out that I had wired the 1.1 unit wrong. I had battery power going through the little wire instead on the big one. Ford did a lousy job of explaining their cables.

    Now I have a spare 1.1kw Ford Motorsport starter sitting around. Can't decide if I am going to sell or or wait for the starter in the Mav to fail.
     
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    That's what I used. works great. been in three years now I think.

    Hey thanks for reviving my original artwork too!:D
     
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