Gear Reduction LS1/LS2 Starters
http://www.s10v8.com/store/product_i...products_id/63
I had one but had to return it. The gear barely engaged the flywheel, and the electrical lugs ended up on the block side of the starter. The thing just didn't fit on my LS2
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I do have Summit Starter.I have not use on it..I better return it back...Thanks for sharing...
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Mine is LS1 manual T-56 and SPEC+3 clutch/flywheel...
Since you have LS2 what kind of starter you use on LS2?
The summit one lets you mount the starter with the motor on the top or botton. Pretty much have to have the motor on the top, and if you do that the lugs are on the block side. Totally unaccessible.
When I mounted the Summit starter I had if didn't sit flush with the back of the block. As a result the gear didn't come out as far as it should have. Only the top part of the starter gear engaged about half the flywheel gear. Didn't seem like it would live long.
The crate motor is essentially a 2005 vette motor. I don't know what the differences are in starters, but none of the local auto parts places even carry a starter for that motor. Dealer only item, and at $325+ not a cheap one. Tried to get a used one out of a Silverado, but had trouble sourcing one in the local pick and pulls.
Ended up going with an MSD starter. Maybe not the cheapest option, but it has proven to be a good starter. One of the few that said it worked with and LS2. It has the motor in line with the gear, so gives better access to the crank sensor plug than the summit one did. Cranks like a ****.
Ended up going with an MSD starter. Maybe not the cheapest option, but it has proven to be a good starter. One of the few that said it worked with and LS2. It has the motor in line with the gear, so gives better access to the crank sensor plug than the summit one did. Cranks like a ****.
Edit:
Whoops, my mistake - my starter/block is offset - just went out and checked it - pretty subtle, the offset is about the width of one of the bolts - don't know why I didn't notice that before. So this may be a solution for me after all.
By the way - how does one use a strikethrough font?
Last edited by BBPanel; Oct 12, 2008 at 11:59 AM.
Part No. 5096
Features
Gear reduction of 4.4:1 improves torque for great cranking
Three horsepower motor provides power for high compression engines
Ball bearing supported armature and pinion gear
Downsized design helps clearance issues with oil pans and exhaust
Mount can be clocked to assist in mounting
That part Correct?
other starter>http://www.powermastermotorsports.co..._starters.html
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/pwm-9509%20%28supplement%29.pdf<<<NICE Clockable






