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Which 60s Starter would you buy??? (1 Viewer)
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Reman Denso ordered.....
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I picked up one of these. I think Nolan posted it his Warthog thread a few weeks ago.
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That's good. They call themselves NariDa, and then pull the N D out of the name, and voila, a gen-you-wine ND starter.
Kinda a bummer, it shipped from Norwalk CA so I was hopeful.
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Made in Phillipines may be better than made in China?
When mine started going bad (turned out to be the mechanical clutch on the gear that engages the flywheel), I tried a regular rebuild (i.e. just replace all the contacts), and ended up grabbing a core from TorFab for like $30, and putting the fresh contacts in there. It starts almost like a new engine now. I think I put about $60 into the whole project, not counting the gas and ferry ticket to visit Mukilteo...
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Didn't realize contacts would go bad in under 500 miles....who knew
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Or....I can just return it for a refund and not waste another second on that s*** starter
