need a starter whatcha got?
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88stangmangt
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powermaster just look in summit they got tons of em and your compression isnt that high at all............
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
www.pa-performance.com
All new quality components (No rebuild stuff); great installation kits; stellar customer service; idiot-proof instructions. I bought my alternator and mini-starter from them and consider the products some of the best value of anything I've bought for the car. Not the cheapest - but great value.
All new quality components (No rebuild stuff); great installation kits; stellar customer service; idiot-proof instructions. I bought my alternator and mini-starter from them and consider the products some of the best value of anything I've bought for the car. Not the cheapest - but great value.
pb_paulie_b
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i just picked up a brand new hi-torque mini-starter off ebay for $69 bucks. it works great, but i've only had it for 1 week...PB
extozy
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Paully's5.0
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I got a ford racing performance parts one last year for $99.00 Great deal from ppi I think, but I don't remember if they have any in stock anymore.
I'm gonna buy a new starter and I think im gonna use the PA performance one for $135. Since my 92 has a factory mini starter, I dont need to use the wire kit right? We had to bang by starter today to get the car started because it had a hot spot. Its just a regular parts store unit I got about 2 years ago. I'll be doing a tremec swap soon so the starter has to come out anyway
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
If you had factory ministarter you won't need the wire kit - correct.
In fact, it's not really necessary with the big starter. Just swap the big cable from the switched-side of the fenderwell switch to the 'hot side', and then use a 10ga or 8ga wire from the switched side of the fenderwell switch to the small terminal on the starter. Voila - you're wired.
In fact, it's not really necessary with the big starter. Just swap the big cable from the switched-side of the fenderwell switch to the 'hot side', and then use a 10ga or 8ga wire from the switched side of the fenderwell switch to the small terminal on the starter. Voila - you're wired.
pb_paulie_b
Founding Member
yep do what he said. go on the bay and type ford mini starter. it was identical to the pa starter. i forgot what shipping was though. i still believe i got a great deal. it even came with the wire kit...PB
Michael Yount
Mustang Master
Be careful guys - there's a lot of real cheap, overseas rebuilt stuff out there. Looks halfway decent on the outside, but is remanufactured. There is no Santa Claus - if it seems to cheap to be true - it probably is.
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