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  1. 10-05-2005 07:25 PM #1
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    converting 6 volt to 12 vold

     



    i know this is a frequently asked question but i need some help i have a 53 ford customline and i want to convert it and i was woundering if any one could give me a check list or something like that for what i have to change or do and also some websites where i can order parts for my car
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    If ya need more, Speedway motors sells the compleate 6 to 12 volt conversion guide.
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    Or, you can change the whole system to 12V.
    Alt, Batt, Gauges, lights etc, and then re-wire it.
    I like to wire. Thats why I say that.
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    I think about all you have to change, is generator, starter, bulbs, and you'll need a reducer circuit for the guages. unless you wanna change them out too.
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