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Re: 1950 Ford 8n - 6 volt vs 8 volt battery
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Posted by Ken Crisman on May 02, 2006 at 12:50:14 from (71.121.81.215):
In Reply to: 1950 Ford 8n - 6 volt vs 8 volt battery posted by Doug Grant on May 02, 2006 at 12:23:02:
I say go for the 8 volt battery . Just make sure you get an experienced auto electrical shop to tweak the voltage regulator . I disagree with the guy saying it shortens the points . I changed my 640 over to 8 volt about 6 yrs ago . i have only had to replace 1 headlite so far . I just replaced the battery a couple months ago .So , I feel I got good service from it . Also the lighting is so much briter . God Bless , Ken
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