High Amp Starter?

[surfib]

https://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx?A=NAE17818_0131700788&An=599001+101992+50028+2028028+29501+4028048+5999999&Ar=AND(P_RecType%3aA)

This nippondenso style starter is rated at 4.0 KW while all the other nippondenso styles I've run accross appear to be 2.5 KW.

Anybody have any info on these, and what advantage they have?

Thanks!

 

[Compu Doc]

Bad link

 

[surfib]

Try the new link above!

 

[lotzagoodstuff]

$344

I hope it kicks **** for that kind of dough!

 

[surfib]

Yeah, thats what I was thinking... Average price for a nippondenso is around $250. I have a mitsu type right now and have found them with lifetime warranties for around $140. Just wanted to hear some thoughts. at almost double the output of the other nippon units, I'm wondering why it exists and if anyone is using it.

 

[Compu Doc]

Are you sure that is not a starter for a Power Stroke?

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I don't see a third hole on the one above.

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Part Number: RAY 2440208
Product Line: NAPA Power Premium Plus
Warranty:
See Manufacturer for Warranty Information
Important Information:
Nippondenso Replacement
Have questions about this item?
Call your local NAPA AUTO PARTS Store at 800-LET-NAPA (800-538-6272)

For the one above does not say how many KW

Then they have another one with the same part number except the 2 in front is dropped making the part number 440208 Image below.

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Compare the image below to the top image. The image below is for the powerstroke.

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The image below is for an IDI. As you can see the one your asking about in your original message has a different mount. It will not work on an IDI.

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[lotzagoodstuff]

just wondering: why not have your original starter rebuilt?

 

[Black dawg]

I ordered that starter a few years ago, the one that showed up was not nippendenso, but some small planetary reduction starter. I had napa call them, and the dude on the other end said when you order that part # you get one of three completely different starters. I sent it back.

 

[surfib]

just wondering: why not have your original starter rebuilt?

That's the plan, just wanted to weigh out all the options.

Is a nippondenso starter worth it or should I just rebuild my Mitsubishi? I don't travel to cold places...