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This is place I saw yesterday, they say $4 ea up to 5" bore but I don't know any more than that. https://www.ringspacers.com/ringspac.htm
The Hastings part number for .060 272 pistons is 564060, some might come up on ebay if you have time to hunt. You can also get ring spacers to...
There are Sun manuals available for download at this page, but they are listed by model number so can't see if they have the one you need....
This thread still comes up in my Unread Thread list just the same as it always has.
I think the distributor is wired correctly, your friend has just numbered the cylinders wrongly. If you thought the cylinders were numbered 1-4...
Are you near the Canadian border? The Canadian Pontiacs used 261's and they have minor differences to the US versions.
Yep, Vintage Chassis Works axle as already mentioned. Good quality forged axles, tooling was bought by Chassis Engineering and sold under their...
I doubt this one was used traditionally, but it's got a nice old style. It's from a late 50's to early 70's Rolls Royce/Bentley and originally...
I was lucky to buy this Moon tyre gauge that did some time on the UOP Shadow team. It was on a local auction site, previously owned by the late...
It's 19 spline, so I'm assuming Mercury side gears. It has a differential, was in a street car for many years until the axle broke.
Thanks, yeah it turned out to be a NZ piece from an English Ford Zephyr that was common over here. Quite similar to Grand National hubs but...
I was disussing this with a friend and he suggested (English) Ford Zephyr Mark 3 for the housing ends and hubs. Looked into it and it checks out,...
Turns out they are air-bleeds. The carb was cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner and they vibrated loose but pressed back in ok.
This is a Model A gauge cluster that I stretched to make some SW gauges fit nicer. I ended up selling the car I was going to put it on, so...
The carb has a 2347S tag, and is supposed to be for a '56 Buick. @carbking
Good question. They are pretty small, air-bleed sort of size. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
A friend is rebuilding a Carter WCFB that was in pieces, and there are some parts he can't identify from looking at carb diagrams. Does anyone...
Thanks Marty. They are similar, but mine maybe a bit smaller? The area where the bearing sits is only 5/8" wide on my snouts but yours look...
Thanks, race application seems most likely. The setup will keep the wheel on if the axle breaks, which backs that up.
Here's the axle that didn't break ... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I picked up a V8 quick change rear end last weekend at a swapmeet, and I'm trying to identify the axle housing ends and hubs. They are a floater...
[ATTACH] Here's the event flyer, always a good day!
Yeah, quite a few I reckon. Looking forward to checking Kume's T out at the Dust-up!!
I am using a RHD F100 box in a vintage sprint car project. It was pretty easy to reverse - I followed the instructions on reversing a Saginaw...
Good to see some old members here, I was member #315, joined up last century! I have met some great people and learnt truck-loads here. I don't...
Have a look at a 33-34 trans mount. The mounting ears are closer together than the later versions and it is rubber insulated so you can solid...
Here's the film to go with that camera! [ATTACH]
Thanks!
What's a good part number for that style of oil pressure switch? Thanks!
We have just arrived in town for our first Hershey, so pretty excited about that! Luckily we're travelling with BenD so will have some good...
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