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Model T 12 Volt conversion kit, original look

T12CK - Model T 12 Volt conversion kit, original look
Price:$85.95 set
Condition:New
Item Number:T12CK
Per Car:1
Year:1919-1927




Additional Information
Model T 12 Volt Conversion Kit, includes a 12 volt voltage regulator which works with a stock Model T generator and any 12 volt auto type battery. No modifications to the generator are needed and the generator does not have to be removed for your car! The regulator looks like an original cut-out. Kit also includes two 50cp 12 volt headlight bulbs and one 15cp tail light bulb and instructions.
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FAQ
The 12 volt conversion kit does not require a 12 volt generator. Is that correct?
 

The kit uses a different regulator that allows the generator to produce the 12 volts. So yes you wont need a different generator.


Answered By: 6 JRL on 1/16/2009
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I don't see a dropping resistor for the horn. Does the horn need to be replaced with a 12 volt horn?
 The horn can work with a 12 volt of 6 volt system If it is an original horn. If it is a reproduction horn you will need to have it rewired to work for the new voltage. Thank you for your question.
Answered By: 21 AEL on 4/23/2009
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