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Why can't it be sold in Europe anymore??

I agree on electrical.

You might be on to something, flatheads don't want a lot of advance, and 28 sounds like a lot in this case. :)

Re: Modified A will not Calihute What is the definition of Calihute? Is it a regional term or am I completely missing the boat here. :)

At this point I think Wick is in the lead. :)

It provides tension but if you look at the shaft there is a slightly necked down area for that spring plunger to rest in when gear is fully retracted. That keeps the gear from wandering out of place when starter is not being used. Say what you will about these Bendix drives but they are clever.

When they balanced them at the factory i think they drilled them and weighed the shavings. As said it may be from cleaning up the raw crank.

Re: “B” Grind Cam The saber tooth tiger was driving?

By all means use the big-foot lifters.

You could try a compression test. :)

You will notice a lot less vendors since your last visit and a lot of unused spaces. There is still stuff to be had, you just have to work a little harder. Enjoy your time there!

I've used it and am happy with the results. It is heavy viscosity and does not leak out easily.

Today's society doesn't really care about older things. The focus is on new, new, new. As a result we lose sight of how we got to where we are, the Model A is a vital piece of that journey.

There are also rubber pads used with that wood block. The dip is just about on the frame, a thin rubber washer is used under it. Maybe someone will post pictures if you are lucky. :)

It is an adjustable main jet. Sort of like the GAV on a Zenith but not accessible when driving. Because all the fuel goes through it at cruising speed you can't shut it off like a GAV. The secret is knowing what the base setting is, how many turns open from being seated shut. I don't know myself.

If they are drilled for safety wire I would expect them to be better than grade 2. Just my 2 cents. :)

I would help someone out but I'm too old to wear a bullseye.

Did you save the brass valve stem? :)

It is important that the piston ring grooves (lands) are not worn excessively to let the rings move up and down in the piston. I would recommend a "dingle ball" style hone to break the glaze with minimal wear to cylinder wall. I have re-ringed a lot of old motors over the years without a...

Helical timing gears have thrust.