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01-14-2008 02:49 PM #1
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runtz reducer
I have a clock from a 41 Buick that I'm putting in my chevy and since its motor is 6 volts, would a runtz reducer work?Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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01-14-2008 03:56 PM #2
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"runtz reducer"???? Jeez, that sounds like something we used to feed the baby pigs, back home on the farm----Old guy hot rodder
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01-14-2008 04:48 PM #3
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Jeez, that sounds like something we used to feed the baby pigs, back home on the farm---. Yep and I bet they grew up to be Runtz
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01-14-2008 04:17 PM #4
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Runtz reducers are tranzistorized and used for gauges, so it would work.. Speedway Motors sells them under the Speedway logo I think.. a clock gut kit or a mopar voltage reducer for any 60's- '70's Mopar gauge assembly would also work.. they are solid state electronic.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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