what starter to use w/2210
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Car: 1984 z28
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what starter to use w/2210
I have heard differant things regaurding the use of starters with the 2210 headers. Do you have to use a mini starter, or will the stock style work ok? If you have to use a mini, any suggestions?
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stock starter will fit. I switch to a jegs gear reduction starter when I installed t-56 and it fits tighter than the large stock style starter did
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Car: '91 Trans AM / '02 WS6 M6 / '99 WS6 A4
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I'm using a stock-size starter; no gaurantees on how long before it "bakes " though. 
I've heard some guys making heat-sheilds to go around them. The smaller starters make life a little easier if you have to change one out.
I've heard some guys making heat-sheilds to go around them. The smaller starters make life a little easier if you have to change one out.
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a clockable mini starter.
facing the solenoid towards the bottom has always been the best fitment, IMO.
ive done a few of them.
facing the solenoid towards the bottom has always been the best fitment, IMO.
ive done a few of them.
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