Starter Motor - McLeod or Standard

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McLeod or Standard

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Post by Anonymous »

More pics! I have done an article on this in the tech forum, will try and find link!
http://www.mopartalk.co.uk/mopartalk/vi ... php?t=1257
http://www.mopartalk.co.uk/mopartalk/vi ... php?t=1076
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No, :wink: T
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You only have eyes for the original :)
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Bartfink they are the same starters for the /6 A B RB
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http://www.mopartalk.co.uk/mopartalk/vi ... ni+starter
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Post by Anonymous »

I seem to remember the only difference to fiting the motor to a small block is the terminal adaptor. All parts are supplied for both applications.
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