are you trying to put together an electric start conversion?
Old Magnet is the Guru on these but I assume you need something like this.
http://catstarter.yolasite.com/
did a fast search and found this site. don;t know anything about them
https://www.acmoc.org/bb/discussion-d72/26782-d6-9u-42mt-starter-bendix-drive-gear?start=0
Do you have a starter now? and is it a Delco 40MT or 42MT?
Either one will also require the 1M0023 eccentric adapter due to the buzz bomb pony motors having a larger hole in the flywheel housing than the normal direct start drive end housing.
The starter drive you need is this one, along with the correct drive end housing.
[attachment=66350]11T Starter Drive RH Drive.JPG[/attachment]
Hi Busso 20 yes John Davis sells complete setups and won’t sell individual parts, about $1800 for a setup. It’s good value if you want to go that way.
HI Stuss, yes I guess so, a little hard to justify if not used regular, I managed to sort both my pony's out and was lucky to secure another for a rebuild to be exchanged when needed after I build it.
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