Another option is a fellow that makes the kits, you must specify either for the a-bb sizes or c to d size. email contact is dm_mailer@web.de his kit includes base gaskets, float chamber gasket, fuel inlet housing gasket, throttle body to float chamber gasket, accelerator pump diaphragm
I regularly get items shipped to At The Border Storage in Sweetgrass. Once I have several items I will drive down and pick up the parts and bring them across the border. I end up paying the 5% GST on the canadian dollar value of the goods.
There is also a company called DYK post based in...
The model A head with a large cast B on the top of the head is the police head. This head uses the 4 bolt water pump.
The Model B head has a large C cast on top of the head and uses the 3 bolt water pump.
I have found that A1 foam and fabric sell the stayfast material which is very high quality top material. https://a1foamandfabrics.com/products/stayfast-convertible-top-materials?variant=12222351802460
Some random thoughts.
Typically superchargers run a belt with "teeth" as shown in one of the attached photos.
There was a gentleman that pats on the HAMB that is running a supercharged model A. I reading through the thread he went from a tooth belt, then considered chain drive and then...
I am planning on running OHV heads on the burtz block kits I have purchased. As the rocker arm ratios are 1.5 to 1 using the standard Burtz camshaft with .340” lift would result in too much lift when using the OHV heads. While I thought of using a standard lift model A camshaft I did not want...
Looking for P.N. 26H-7017 L-Z Main Drive Gear - 19 Tooth
P.N. 01A-7100 Low-Reverse sliding gear - 29T helical (39-50) for 16 helical splines
P.N. 06H-7102 Intermediate (2nd) Gear - 24 tooth (40-48) L-Z
Thanks
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need one of each
Increasing the Bore size increases the compression ratio, A standard bore engine verses a bored cylinder bore has a smaller volume then oversized bores and will result in a lower compression ratio. A standard bore model A engine with a 6 to 1 cylinder head will produce a compression ration of...
I lost a rod bearing many (50?) years ago. It was #3 rod bearing, original babbit bearing set to .0015" clearance. Driving to fast for a prolonged period on a hot summer's day was source of the problem IMO. As soon as I heard the engine start knocking I shutt it off and coasted to a stop in...