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Starter System for a midget
Hello
I am looking for a stater system for a midgt. I would prefer the type which attaches to the rearend rather than the motorplate. But will look at all options Any help appreciated Paul |
Re: Starter System for a midget
Ok lets try another angle
Does anybody here have any knowledge of starter systems for midgets?? Either engine plate mounted or rearend mounted?? Any info will be appreciated |
Re: Starter System for a midget
I had a system I intended to put in my vintage VW powered car. It was built & used in the Chicago area during that short period of time USAC mandated self starters. It had an alumium flywheel with a high torque starter motor and a multi-plate [3.5" diameter] clutch with hyraulic throw-out bearing. The car was too tight to fit it so I sold it to a Kiwi company which was considering designing something similar.
A couple of friends put Tilton systems in vintage cars. They are pricey units based upon the Silver Crown unit. Expect to part with $1500 or more. I just saw a rear cover mounted unit today. The new owner searched long and far before finding it on E-Bay. While I like self starters [we have one on our Buzzard-Focus] but wonder how well they would do on high compression motors. The Scream Focus system has been reliable but I am warned parts are hard to get, particularly the spline shaft that goes into the clutch. Also the bronze bushing for the crank. That is all I know about midget starters. |
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Thanks gearguy. Its for a vintage midget application. We run a little less compression and dont tell anyone but but even a little less on the cam as well to make it more driver friendly as we arent trying to win the next feature race!!!
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What engine-rear end combination are you using?
I put a starter on my V8-60. Bart |
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Chevy II / halibrand
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