copiercat

im really getting tired of these stock starters with the nylon gears, it seems if you get a backfire while starting these things are toast in a sec..i just put a brand new one in the starboard motor thats buried against the side of the boat,while i had the engines out so i wouldnt have to deal with trying to replace one in the boat and as i was starting it this week it popped it ..it there something better for BBC new style that works ??
thanks
Scott

jhiguy377

Scott
I've been thinking about the compact gear reduction starters;I think a few companies are making billet models; don't know the price but just put one in my dually- lighter, smaller, easier, cranks like crazy. good luck -Jeff

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I just ran a stock BBC starter on my Scarab blower motor, never had a prob.The solenoid went bad once.

On the cars I bought a starterfor a 70 Chevelle,or 70 Chevy truck BBC ,the solenoid was longer,was told this was heaver duty,

Tilton is a good starter ,more expensive,Powermaster has a good and cheap one,


http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...10689_-1_10393

kennyo

dbelectric.com!

Vinny P

I run a Tilton on my 540.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku