Back in the late 70s I put a Gaz engine in my ‘29 pickup with a 2 port Riley head. When I fled Los Angeles, I sold it. It was either that or my ‘47 Marmon Herrington 4x4 pickup. Sure wish I could have figured out how to keep them both!
King seeley guages work on pulse, not resistance. They work just fine on 12 volts! They just react faster I’ve been running that way on my 47 pickup for 45 years and 50K miles.
I’m installing hot water heater in my 38 deluxe sedan. Am I right assuming it is the same as 39 standard? Also is the 37-39 hot air nozzles the same except for the size of duct, if I end up having to modify two of those? Help! I checked an old v8 times article on 39/40 heaters, and...
I’m putting a 39 heater in my 38 sedan. Is the firewall the same as a 39 standard, and does anybody have a hole template? Also wondering about the defroster nozzles.
While digging through the internet I found a book with a bunch of old original cam specs! The book is “ How to build Ford flathead power” By George McNicholl. Has several different grinders. It seems the R1 is Windfields full race grind, and it doesn’t match what is on the cam card that...
You’re right about the -1 on exhaust closing. After was scratched out on the card and before was written in. What’s the drivability for the street look like? Should I be looking for something else?
I wasn’t sure if it would work for me. I may end up with 52 mercury grind. Don’t want to have too much cam for the rest of the build. I am going to use Zephyr springs depending on cam choice. I also have a Winfield R1, need to know more about it.