PeteVS Well-known member Jun 20, 2010 #2 The '36 frame is already "doubled" in the high stress areas unlike a Model A or '32 frame, both of which are often boxed, usually when installing a much more powerful motor than a flathead and being built for racing. I'd have to give a definite NO.
The '36 frame is already "doubled" in the high stress areas unlike a Model A or '32 frame, both of which are often boxed, usually when installing a much more powerful motor than a flathead and being built for racing. I'd have to give a definite NO.
19Fordy Well-known member Jun 20, 2010 #3 Chris/Mass said: Is there any need to box the frame? Click to expand... NO. I didn't box the frame of my 40 Ford 40 years ago when I installed the 8BA. Still haven't had any problems.
Chris/Mass said: Is there any need to box the frame? Click to expand... NO. I didn't box the frame of my 40 Ford 40 years ago when I installed the 8BA. Still haven't had any problems.