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Old 04-14-2021, 04:28 PM   #11
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Default Re: 6 to 12 Volt & Neg ground

Other thoughts about 12V.

I converted to 12v but initially didn’t convert the starter motor. Many contributors to this forum say it’s not necessary so I retained the 6v. The impact on engagement was so severe it frightened me so I made the change. I still consider it severe so will now install a longer lead to the starter to reduce it a little more.

The new 12v starter is far superior and I’d recommend you go that way. It engages the drive before rotating. So why didn’t I go that way. Simple. I am a retiree and am paid a whopping half of one percent interest on my savings and don’t have the money, but I see they have become cheaper now.

Another consideration.
I am about to install a key start. Why? Because why I push the starter lever my foot continually becomes caught between the hand break and the clutch pedal. (we are right hand drive). I am not pedantic about keeping it original but don’t wander too far it.
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