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Recommendation for High Torque Starter

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jbanna:
Cool, I'll do some closer looking and make a choice after I get my burnt under-dash wires repaired - that nightmare is detailed in the electrical forum!

rkellerjr:
I think mine is a powermaster which I've had for years now.  Like 5th TA above, I'm also running the ram air manifolds from R.A.R.E.

Oldsschool79:
Same here, Powermaster 9610 for my 6.6 Olds. Works great spins no problem with high compression mods.

jbanna:
Thanks again - I just checked out the Powermaster O'Reilly's stocks for GM vehicles, and they really talk good about it too, especially because of all the fitment options...they also said they never come back as defective (but only offer a 90-day warranty).  When I get the electrical issue repaired I'll probably get the one here locally...

Oldsschool79:
Forgot to add, I moved the fusible links away from the starter terminal. Installed a fuse block under hood and everything that was on the minks feeds from that point. Too much heat near the starter wtih heat from headers. Consider thermal protection around the starter.

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