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Re: 6 volt 12 volt Why change
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Posted by The Red on January 16, 2000 at 00:35:38 from (12.75.197.50):
In Reply to: 6 volt 12 volt Why change posted by Rick on January 15, 2000 at 15:09:19:
I read all the replies first of all and all are good comments. What I do on my conversions is take the original 6 volt generator into Stans Elec. in Indianapolis and they convert it to 12 volt and mount a new Delco voltage regulator on top of the generator. It looks like the 6 volt system but I don't have to spend the extra money for a 6 volt battery. They are not cheap. Right now all my Hs are still positive ground. On the coil resistor, I mount it on the steering support post behind the engine (where the oil gauge line is bolted) so it is out of site and out of the weather. I just try to find a middle road between purist and practical.
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