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12 volt conversion
Well I guess I'm going to be ditching 6 volt.
I just purchased a 12 volt generator conversion, but if anyne knows what else I will need to change I would really like to know.

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too much to type out, here is a good site:

http://www.241computers.com/ford/Con...ss18-10-7.html
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Voltage regulator if not internal in your new alternator,coil,light bulbs. Your 6v starter will be ok if you don't have to crank it too long as it will spin a lot faster. Obviously the battery.
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