high torque starter

[JoJoBDA]

hey whats up? im having issues with my starter, after all it is 20 years old and i am looking to replace it with a smaller starter than the stock because it is kinda close to my headers and doesnt leave me with much working space, does anyone have any recomendations?

86 d150
5.2 318
Auto trans

[knowplay]

Look for a gear reduction starter. Many companies make them aftermarket for performance applications. Smaller and stronger than stock.

[Dodgevanman]

I think Mopar Performance sells the smaller high-torque starter. I think it's the same as what Mopar uses on the newer vehicles. It's made by Nippondenso.

[JoJoBDA]

thanx guys, still having trouble finding something

[Dodgevanman]

Here's a starter for a '94 B250 van. It's smaller than the old style starter and will fit a 5.2 (318) I'm sure it would fit an older engine.

[Dodgevanman]

Or try this link:

http://search.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/nsearch?catalog=chucker54&query=starter&.autodone=http%3A%2F%2Fstore.yahoo.com%2Fchucker54 %2Fnsearch.html

[JoJoBDA]

np, thanx, i am still searching for a starter, also what about an air filter system or intake? i hear it gives morer power, how true is that? can anyone recomend one of those?

[Dodgevanman]

Doubt you'll find a cold air intake system for an '86 unless you build one yourself, but you can go with a K & N air filter. These increase airflow and they can be cleaned and reused. K & N filters have a million mile warranty.