IMI Performance 101N 1.9HP 12V High Torque Starter Bug, 002 Bus, Mendeola For 12V Flywheel
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Price: $224.99
20 In Stock
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1 Starter
Part Number: KTKIMI101N
MFG Number:
101-N
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Description
This is HiTorque's 101N large N series motor self supporting gear reduction starter. HiTorque does offer the 101 with three different size motors depending on your needs. See below picture for reference. This starter is self supporting. In a VW transmission you don't need to run the bronze support bushing that normally holds the other side of the starter.
One benefit to the N series HiTorque starters, is that they have a 2" on center solenoid cap. This allows you to purchase a push button style "emergency" solenoid cap. If you've ever been in the desert and had your starter/ignition switch fail, a push button cap allows you to push the solenoid towards the flywheel to crank over the engine. The starter does not include this button cover. You'll have to purchase that separately.
Specifications
Rotation: CCW
Kilowatts: 1.4
Horsepower: 1.9
Voltage: 12v
GP9 Nine Tooth 25.4mm Gear
Fits 12 Volt 130 Tooth VW Style Flywheels
5/16" Battery Cable Post
Fits Transaxles:Fortin Racing
Mendeola
PBS
VW Type 1 Beetle IRS or Swing Axle
VW Type 2 Three Rib 002 Bus
VW Type 2 Six Rib 091 Bus (See Note)
Weddle Industries
Fits Transaxles:
The mounting flange on HiTorque's starters can be rotated to several positions allowing you to move the starter's motor out of the way of any chassis braces that might be in the way.
Note: On some VW type 2 six rib bus 091 transaxles, some builders will put the shorter 002 style bell housing and input shaft on it, which allows you to use this starter. If your 091 transaxle has the stock bell housing and input shaft, then you'll use the longer 104 series starters.
If you're uncertain if you're bus transmission has a 002 or a 091 bell housing measure the depth from where the starter bolts onto the transmission down to the starter bushing. If the distance from where the starter mounts onto the transmission to the starter bushing is 2 inches then you need to use the 101 series style starter. If the distance from where the starter mounts onto the transmission to the starter bushing is 2.5 inches then you need to use the longer 104 series starter.
One benefit to the N series HiTorque starters, is that they have a 2" on center solenoid cap. This allows you to purchase a push button style "emergency" solenoid cap. If you've ever been in the desert and had your starter/ignition switch fail, a push button cap allows you to push the solenoid towards the flywheel to crank over the engine. The starter does not include this button cover. You'll have to purchase that separately.
