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mat H/SA 07-14-2013 08:12 PM

Stocker starter
 
Looking for a new starter for my stocker sbc

What is the best out there

Thanks

Ed Wright 07-14-2013 08:24 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mat H/SA (Post 390769)
Looking for a new starter for my stocker sbc

What is the best out there

Thanks

Have had a small TCI starter on my 350" SS car for about five years. Has been great.

rx dealer 07-14-2013 08:45 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
M S D starter...Luke SS 311

Richard Grant 07-15-2013 05:50 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
I have a Powermaster that has worked great for 15 years. I just had it refreshed for $60. The other suggestions are good stuff just don't buy any junk. Quality in/ quality out. You should expect to pay $150 plus for a quality starter.

Bill Bogues 07-15-2013 09:32 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
IMO the best is a Tilton, They last forever. Mine is 23years old. The're also one of the most expensive.

Run to Rund 07-16-2013 02:05 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
I am happy with robbmcperformance.com

Ed Wright 07-16-2013 08:20 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Bogues (Post 390921)
IMO the best is a Tilton, They last forever. Mine is 23years old. The're also one of the most expensive.

Sometimes you get what you pay for.

Signman 07-16-2013 08:42 AM

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Have had good luck with the Hitachi

jim powers 07-16-2013 09:01 AM

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x2 on powermaster

Gary Wiegand 07-16-2013 10:24 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
I used MSD starter #5095. It has 3 positions so it can be rotated a bit. Helped me get some clearance between the starter and the headers. The old starter touched and needed a little grinding for a bit of clearance. the MSC also has spacers included so if needed, it can be moved away from the flywheel . The gear comes out a long way so it still has full gear engagement. It appears to be a real quality piece and works well.

mat H/SA 07-16-2013 12:20 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Thanks for you advises

Michael Compton 07-16-2013 12:37 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
My dad and I use GPE Competition Starters out of Oklahoma City on our modified motors. Never any problems. Greg and Tony are good guys to deal with. I would highly recommend them. They are both racers and know what a starter endures during a weekend.

Ed Wright 07-16-2013 01:11 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Compton (Post 391012)
My dad and I use GPE Competition Starters out of Oklahoma City on our modified motors. Never any problems. Greg and Tony are good guys to deal with. I would highly recommend them. They are both racers and know what a starter endures during a weekend.

Forgot about these guys. A lot of Div 4 cars using them.

1320racer 07-17-2013 06:47 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Tilton Super Starter, the original high torque mini-starter starter and still the best.

Mike Pearson 07-17-2013 03:14 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
None of them seem to last very long. I have had Tilton and Powermaster. I have a CSR Platinum on the car now. It has held up the best. Tilton lasted the least amount of time. You will probably get better results with a 16 volt system. My car is 12 volt and I have a MSD retard box for starting. Not sure what I will try next.

Joe DeMarzo 07-17-2013 03:21 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
2X with Mike Pearson on CSR and I have the 16 volts system with one problem when a battery went dead, changed batteries and no problems in 7 years. Knock on wood....

Rich Biebel 07-17-2013 08:56 PM

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House of Payne......Mark Payne will build you the best starter for your application and he is a racer.

He stands behind his products and often takes care of racers problems at the track..

I have his best stuff and so do all my friends wih high HP big cube engines.

He does not use Made in China parts like many others do.....and his prices are good for what you are getting...

My 900+ HP injected 565 spins over like the plugs are out with his starter.....

You spend a lot of money to make your Stock and Super Stock cars go fast so buy a good starter built by a racer from the USA

Richard Grant 07-17-2013 10:17 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Rich, do you have contact info for House of Payne?

mat H/SA 07-18-2013 08:43 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Joe will this starter work good with 2 12v batteries?

rich contact for house of payne?

Rich Biebel 07-18-2013 09:42 AM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Mark is an engineer at his regular daytime job..

540-471-0471 is his phone number and he can be reached from 3-8PM
EST

House of Payne Performance.com

I have his Big Dawg Starters and 139 tooth drive system.....

Big engines wreak havoc on starters if they kickback and I tore up a pile of parts early this year. Got it all working good now with Mark's help...

Jeff Lee 07-18-2013 02:35 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
My first and only starter was a Tilton. One time in 15+ years it had a problem. It was making a noise it shouldn't have but still started the car. & A $25 part fixed it. That was a 12v system with a fairly high compression engine with a locked district distributor advance @ 38* to 40* and no start retard in place.
This time around I have a GPE starter as he made me one with a custom pinion gear for a reduced diameter flywheel I had built. It's a 16v starter. I haven't run it yet but I expect I will very happy with this starter.
I just hope the spark from the ignition will be able to keep up with the starter!

1720 07-18-2013 03:34 PM

Re: Stocker starter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mat H/SA (Post 391238)
Joe will this starter work good with 2 12v batteries?

rich contact for house of payne?


http://houseofpayneperformance.com/

Dave Noll 07-20-2013 03:11 AM

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Rob Petrie E395 07-20-2013 02:36 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Noll (Post 391469)
Stock mid 80's ford starter with 2 group 24 batteries. Something about the way these starters are wound,(shunt wound) they spin alot faster. :rolleyes: I would think GM would have something similar.

3510HT but that is a bulky heavy starter.

Dave Noll 07-20-2013 08:01 PM

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