mini starter question

Jack,

If your starter does not want to crank when hot, you need to check your battery cables, then your timing. You will need to either pull your old starter and take it in to the local speed shop (let them figure out what you need). I happen to like the CSI and Ford mini starters over the other brands.......Although, see if you can find a local shop that carries "The Big End" brand of mini Ford starters, as this is what the roundy round guys use in my neck of the woods................I'd offer to get you pricing, but I'm no longer in the speed shop business.........

Bill S.

Jack Napier wrote:

i have already replaced my battery ground to the block cable. as far as timing, the last time i had it all apart and was trying to get it going afterward i tried a huge range of timing, then went back to

so i guess if i have problems after getting the ministarter is when i will rue the day and have to start from scratch again.

last time i looked around the ford racing starters looked good.

thanks for the great info