Reply to "Mini / Hi-Torque starters"

rockyMember

There are special tools for grabbing the studs, or you can try the "double nut" trick.

Scroll down a little, and you can see info on my experience.

https://pantera.infopop.cc/top...-1973-l-model?page=5

The other comment for those adding a gear reduction starter... Don't listen to (some of) the gear reduction starter instructions, and just run a short jumper wire from the starter solenoid on the starter to the main power connection (also on the starter).

It looks like it should work, but if you do that, your starter will "run on". You have to run the separate wire to the external solenoid (as everyone is advising in this thread).

Rocky

3/19/201:36 PM

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