Originally Posted by
Naumoff
Yes, no slow down during cranking over the engine when hot with a stock starter.
Might not need a Powermaster starter. I put the stock starter back in. That could offset the cost right there if you haven't bought a high torque starter already. Besides the science and engineering supports the use of a larger cable for the increased length of cable.
Absolutely! Lower resistance from the larger cable means lower line losses and, thus, a higher voltage at the starter motor terminals!
Paul
289 USRRC
1964 289 5-bolt block
Toploader and 3.31 rear