I've heard good things about "IPD" as a source of engine kits but I have no direct experience.
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So after a long delay in collecting the D7e, It finally arrived and I have put a few hours on her, and as I somewhat expected I have encountered the first problem, there is water in the pony engine and pony transmission which I take is a cracked head and not just a gasket. I had been thinking of converting to electric start and this may have just made the decision for me.
Does anyone make complete kits for converting to electric start? I have found one company called Auto-Lec which look to be a nice kit, just wondering if there are any others out there. A complete guide on how to do so would be nice also as this sort of work I haven't much experience with but with some instructions I am sure it cant be to difficult.
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