Confirm starter fitment: 1970 Charger 383

[Coelacanth]

Guys, I know, yet another "which high-torque mini starter should I buy?" thread...I researched this AC Delco starter, 337-1096 on Amazon. Searching for a particular legit P/N on Amazon ends up with a ton of results but they're all el-cheapo Chinese knockoffs, "compatible this" and "compatible that". I wanted to stick with an actual brand name and this one seems to be compatible, is affordable and no core charge. This P/N came from RockAuto for a 1993 Dakota 5.2L.

ACDelco 337-1096 Professional Starter, Starters - Amazon Canada

Looking at some pics, will this work? One of the reviews is from a guy with a '68 Charger 383 saying he has to "remove the extension so the battery cable would fit".

 

[F4R/T]

I’ll bet it’s Chinese too.! So many folks make those and rebox them.

 

[Coelacanth]

I'm sure it's made in China too, but it's not a no-name knockoff like nearly all the others.

 

[F4R/T]

Name is on the box only, I’d buy one local that away if there are any issues your not paying frieght

 

[RemCharger]

You always have to remove the power wire extension. That's for a smallblock.
I usually just go down to part source and grab one. Delco Remys. Come with a 3yr warr. And if you do need warranty, they're right there.
Try asking for a starter for a 67 new Yorker. It will likely be a mini, for the old starter price

 

[T2R9]

I used this one on my 71. No problems at all. get the cable relocation kit.

 

[Coelacanth]

I used this one on my 71. No problems at all. get the cable relocation kit.

Which one, the 337-1096 I linked? Tell me about the cable relocation kit please...thanks!

 

[RemCharger]

Source; Google

In all the ones I've put together, never used one of these personally.

 

[T2R9]

Which one, the 337-1096 I linked? Tell me about the cable relocation kit please...thanks!

Yes and I used the kit posted above.

 

[gkent]

You want this one: last letters of the Mopar p/n are "ac". No need for any "kit" !!