MSD 50922 Ford High Speed DynaForce Starter BB 351M, 400, 429 Installation User Manual

Msd dynaforce high speed starter, Installation

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MSD DynaForce High Speed Starter

Ford V8, 351C/M, 400, 429, 460, PN 50922

WARNING: Before installing the DynaForce Starter disconnect the battery cables. When disconnecting

the battery cables, always remove the Negative (-) cable first and install it last.

IMPORTANT: Proper installation of the DynaForce Starter is important to the overall operation. Correct alignment

of the starter pinion with the ring gear is needed to achieve the best operation and longevity from

your starter. Please read the instructions before attempting the installation.

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Figure 1 Clocking the Starter for Clearance.

CLOCKING

LOCATIONS

Thank you for purchasing the DynaForce High Speed Starter from MSD. Thanks to special gearing

and other design features, the High Speed starter spins 25% faster than our traditional DynaForce

starters. This extra speed is ideal for engines with magnetos or blown alcohol. Please be sure to read,

understand, and follow the instructions prior to installation so that everything goes smoothly and the

engine starts reliably time after time.

INSTALLATION

1. Make sure the starter mounting flange on the mid plate is clean and smooth.

2. Before mounting the starter, measure the distance from the front of the ring gear (engine side) to

the starter mounting surface. It should be 5/8" - 11/16" (Figure 2).

• If there is not enough clearance, you will need to install the supplied shim kit by removing the

mounting block (Figure 3). Place the small shim ring in the bearing bore and install the outer

shim on the support housing. Reinstall the mounting block. This will move the pinion gear into

the starter approximately 0.060".

3. Check that the position of the solenoid is away from direct heat sources and other components.

If there are clearance problems, the starter housing can be rotated to move the location of the

solenoid. This is done by removing the three bolts on the mounting block and repositioning the

starter motor (Figure 1).

Parts Included:

1 - Starter

1 - Shim Ring

1 - Outer Shim

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