Startek Starter - BBF Fe
B & M PERFORMANCE | Part# BMM-77103
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Highlights:
- Material - Billet Aluminum
- Bullet Point #1 - Billet Aluminum Mounting Flange
- Starter Rotation - Clockwise
- Bullet Point #6 - Dual Winding Solenoid
- Bullet Point #7 - Dual Winding Solenoid for Lower Engagement Current Draw
- Bullet Point #4 - High Performance 300Amp Motor
- Color/Finish - Main body:Blue, Gear Casing:Black, Solenoid:Chrome
- Starter Size - Mini
- Starter Type - OSGR (Off Set Gear Reduction)
- Package Contents - Starter, shim ring, outer shim, instructions, test sheets
- Bullet Point #5 - Rated for up to 18:1 Compression
- Mounting Block Adjustable - Yes
- Ring Gear Depth (in) - 11/16 in. - 3/4 in.
- Clocking Positions - 3
- Bullet Point #2 - 3 Position Indexing
- Bullet Point #3 - High Torque Gear Reduction Design
- Features - 4.5:1 gear reduct/3 post. index/300 amp mtr/high strgth pinion gear
- Title - B&M 77103 StarTek Starter, Ford Big Block FE, 390, 427, 428
- Application - Fits Ford and Mercury vehicles, model years 1963 through 1970, with the following engine configurations: FE Series Big Block V8, 390, 427, 428. Flywheel Set Back must be between 11/16 in. - 3/4 in. (as measured from the mounting flange to the front surface of the gear).
Starter - Startek - 4.5:1 Gear Reduction - Blue - Ford FE-SERIES - Each
$291.98
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The B&M StarTek Starter is designed to provide high torque and power in a wide range of demanding applications. With 4.5:1 reduction gears coupled to a high power 300 Amp motor, these starters are the perfect answer for hard to start applications such as engines with up to 18:1 compression or outfitted with blowers. The StarTek uses an ultra high strength pinion gear, billet aluminum mounting flange, sealed ball bearings, and dual winding solenoid to ensure maximum reliability. For special applications, the StarTek can be clocked in three different positions to ensure you have the most clearance possible between your starter and other engine components.
