Re: [ihc] 74/75 Starters Update to clarify

[Joel M Brodsky <jmbrodsky@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ryan,
the starter shim looks to be an adjustment to the pinion DEPTH, not the
radius.
the diameter of the ring gear is different from an automatic to a manual?
Wow, I never knew that.
How many teeth difference in the gear, because that would mean a different
pitch on the pinion gear on the starter.
Does the starter come with another number to specify this difference?

JoelB

> Tom,
>       Yes I used the shim.  The starter that came out had it, so I
figured
> I should puti t back in.
> -JoelB
> -why do you ask?
>

Same transmission as it had previously?  Just double checking on this one
since if it was an auto engine and you put it in a manual tranny'd truck
(or
the other way around) that's a problem as the flexplate for an auto is
physically smaller than the flywheel as far as diameter goes (which is why
the spacer is there).

-Ryan


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