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when installing 55-235 in a 50 chevy 3100, will it run ok on6 volt system ? I am using old starter and fly wheel.old system is good. 50 chevy 3100 !


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No problem, as long as your 6V system is up to snuff. Pay close attention to cable sizes and be sure the connections are clean and tight, and keep them that way. There's very little room for voltage drop on a 6V system, particularly in the ignition.
Jerry


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