T Tim Ayers Well-known member Oct 25, 2011 #41 Old Bill: Well, I'm in the, "Go big or go home!" camp. Tim
F flatheadz-forever Senior Member Oct 25, 2011 #42 I am boxing my frame and maybe a center crossmember re-inforcement
Ol' Ron Well-known member Oct 25, 2011 #44 Building a nice "X" or "K" member is pretty easy and really strengthens the "A" frame. and it ain't a 500 hp SBC
Building a nice "X" or "K" member is pretty easy and really strengthens the "A" frame. and it ain't a 500 hp SBC
F flatheadz-forever Senior Member Oct 26, 2011 #45 I know that for sure will I have to change the center crossmember to accomadate the flathead and toploader 4 speed
I know that for sure will I have to change the center crossmember to accomadate the flathead and toploader 4 speed
T Tim Ayers Well-known member Oct 26, 2011 #48 flatheadz-forever said: What is the best conversion f100 or 32 Click to expand... For a Model A, it depends on what you want to do, how you want it to look and what drive train. I used an F-1 crossmember for my AV8 set-up. Looks factory and does add some strength. It does make removing the trans. a little easier than with a '32 K member.
flatheadz-forever said: What is the best conversion f100 or 32 Click to expand... For a Model A, it depends on what you want to do, how you want it to look and what drive train. I used an F-1 crossmember for my AV8 set-up. Looks factory and does add some strength. It does make removing the trans. a little easier than with a '32 K member.
Ol' Ron Well-known member Oct 28, 2011 #52 I don't think the 400jr will give you any chassis trouble anymore than any other cam.The issue here is fitting the engine and trans into the "A" so it's done safely and convenient to work on. The only problen you'll have with the JR is lifters.
I don't think the 400jr will give you any chassis trouble anymore than any other cam.The issue here is fitting the engine and trans into the "A" so it's done safely and convenient to work on. The only problen you'll have with the JR is lifters.