8V in a six is a "farmer fix" to compensate for a worn engine, ignition, carb & electrical system. A 1000 CCA 6V battery & HD cables with swagged ends.The chassis return cable bolted directly to the starter body. That engine will turn with the electrical system having enough voltage to also fire the plugs. Many starting problems are due to somebody installing the coil with the polarity swapped. A 6V battery requires 6.9V to 7.2V to charge. To many times somebody sets the regulator while looking at the ammeter instead of using a hand held voltmeter??? An 8V battery requires 9.2 to 9.6V to charge. What is that going to do to a 6.5V lamp?The lights will be real bright for a few hours at most.
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