tillery

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Anyone running one with LT? any issues fitting? I have searched and did not find much.

Iceman02

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I'm curious about this too. It says the body is reduced size.

sjsingle1

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fits great and works great...........what else ya wanna know

sjsingle1

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dr_whigham

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Damn they're pretty.... sjsingle1, does it include 2 long bolts like the truck starters so we don't have to worry about snapping blocks?

01ssreda4

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I wrap my starter with a foil blanket from Summit. Keeps some of that header heat off of it.

sjsingle1

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it has 2 long bolts.....my headers are TSP and coated and i have no wrap on the starter

sjsingle1

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the instructions tell you to run a separate heavier wire from the batt to the starter.......it eats more amps

tillery

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Thanks. Mine just crapped out and these are about the same price as a new one.

tillery

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Ordered today. I have ARH 1 7/8 headers. If not bigger than a stock starter. I should not have to much issues.

"Grabby" 2000Z28

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I tried the Summitt adjustable mini starter SUM-820320 - Summit Racing® Protorque starter . Adjusted one way it hits the headers with the solenoid . Turned it in and now it hits the sender above where the starter mounts . Anyone used this starter ? What is that sender above where the starter mounts ?

sjsingle1

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the sensor above the starter is the crankshaft position sensor

"Grabby" 2000Z28

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Thank you , I would of never guessed that .
The only way the Summitt starter will fit is without headers . Unless you can flip it 180 . Is that an option ? Solenoid on bottom ?

"Grabby" 2000Z28

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My opinon to anyone thinking if getting this starter : If you have headers , get something else .
I ended up getting a truck starter for a 2000 Silverado 6.0 . It has the block that uses the two long bolts as opposed to the one short and one long that the car starter ha . It also is a little smaller .

1lejohn

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The truck starter and alternators seem to be good buys. Several people have posted good results with them. I went with a Powermaster starter and yes with long tubes you have to move it around to fit. The PM is completety clockable in any direction, some only have a couple adjustments.

dr_whigham

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Why? The MSD has the longer bolts as well. I'm curious as to your reasoning. Is it just price?

"Grabby" 2000Z28

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Time was the main reason . I have to send the Summitt back and then order a MSD . I wasn't too sure about a simple bolt on for the MSD where the truck I knew would bolt in . Price was good too . Truck starter was $169.00 at Auto Zone .