Starter Boxes Worth It?
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From: Round Rock, TX
In my honest opinion, if you tripled the price and were required to cluck like a chicken before buying them, it would still be a good deal. I cannot imagine life without my boxes.
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LOL.. Start clucking!!
Most high end engines CANNOT be started with a pull start. I guess its not an option for the pros!
But if your a student with limited $$ and your engine has a pull start.. heck might as well use it!
Ram
Most high end engines CANNOT be started with a pull start. I guess its not an option for the pros!
But if your a student with limited $$ and your engine has a pull start.. heck might as well use it!
Ram
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From: east northport, NY
im new, how exactly do they work, do u but it on the box and push the car down and the flywheel spins untill the car starts? do u do anything else to start the car?
thanx
thanx
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if u currently have a roto start or pullstart, a starterbox would be redundant, but if you have plenty of extra cash, they do make starting easier as they turn an engine over much faster.
nitroracer - that is exactly how they work
nitroracer - that is exactly how they work
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Is there any way to tell if you've flooded the engine when using a roto start or starter box? I'm always having to guess if my engine has been flooded after a few minutes of not being able to start up. What are the risks of turning over a flooded engine with a roto and a starter box?



