I just bought a 32 Ford roadster , car was built in the 90's , it has a Schaffer (don't know if that is the right spelling ) quick change has eneyone heard of this rear . It uses the same gears as most , has a big S on the gear cover . Not the car in my avatar .
Cut this ad out of a magazine when I first saw it advertised. Not sure when but over fifty years ago, the only real one I ever saw was strapped to a pallet with a 1/2" of dust and dirt on it possibly here on the HAMB. I don't remember if I ever called the number. Notice the ring and pinion are not like early Ford [on center], some thing about hypode gearset from a Corvair? Googled pic. I was off in years but 1978 Feb issue of stock car racing came up. I got to have the issue buried somewhere?
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/shieffer-eaton-quick-change-rear.517951/ https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/schiefer-hurst-quick-change.1247803/ I tried to find a connection to the clutch company but wasn't able to find anything.The ad above shows it to be a division of Hurst even then. https://kustomrama.com/wiki/Schiefer_Manufacturing_Company
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