tilton super starter and 24 volts

How well will a tilton super starter hold up to 24 volts,tilton says nooooooo way,antbody doing it

 

We have been doing it for years. You need to use a remote solenoid, and jumper the start wire from the battery terminal. This jumper usually comes with the starter.

 

Ditto, but now carry a spare. burns out when on too long. went to local wreckers yard, some japanese cars use same motor and unit, you may find that your US vehicles could as well, try diesel vehicle. (has the exact spline too) hitachi. I Milled the housing of my mcloud and presto from $45.00 to $65.00 for complete s/h starter, just bolt the electric motor to the housing. Check the solenoid is same bolt pattern also, cheap way to get more KV, if you have a smaller one.

 

Been Doing It For Years,just Don't Crank It To Long.on Our Blower Motor Used Same Starter For Three Seasons.

 

24 volt ok

we ran all last year on 24 with tilton started our 2 nd no problems. will recomend this to every one

 

no problems here either. just can't crank the motor for extended periods of time.

 

YEP... 24volts and a dose of common sense (don't 'prime' the motor with it or crank it too long)... other wise giv'er hell. Tilton told me the same thing. don't know about the remote solenoid. mine is a box stock tilton super starter. sean

www.metalmafiaracing.com

 

These starters basically came out of the Import cars. The best ones are from the diesel engines. They are longer (maybe 1 to 1 1/2") and are heavier duty.

Blessings.....Ron Clevenger.

 

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For a few hundred dollars, is it worth having a problem in the staging lanes just before eliminations? I spend so much money anyway, who wants to go home because of a smoked starter or electrical issue? Just my opinion.

 

i have 3 of the tilton starters,just never put 24 to them,sure i could buy a another 1 thats rated for 24 volts but if i can get by with the 3 ,in which they cost around 300.00 a piece i really dont want to spend the extra money,since ive made up my mind,how about flywheels?will a regular sfi do it?thanks for all the replys.

 

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After messing around with all brands and using tilton as the best I just got a csr 24 volt unit. It spins it like it didn't have spark plugs! so far so good!