A new toy to play with
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StevenS
Topic author - Posts: 499
- Joined: Sun Jan 06, 2019 10:20 pm
- First Name: Steven
- Last Name: Sebaugh
- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 1924 Touring, 1924 TT Truck
- Location: Jackson, Missouri
A new toy to play with
I have a new toy to play with. I picked this up with some other parts on my last trip. I do not know what I will do with it yet, but it was a neat find.
1924 Model T Touring
1924 Model TT Truck
1928 Graham-Paige model 619
1930 Model A Phaeton
"It is great to be crazy ... It gives you a lot more options in life"
1924 Model TT Truck
1928 Graham-Paige model 619
1930 Model A Phaeton
"It is great to be crazy ... It gives you a lot more options in life"
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Kevin Pharis
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- First Name: Kevin
- Last Name: Pharis
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Re: A new toy to play with
How cool is that dizzy conversion?!? I’ve only ever seen a few of the right angle type…
I have this one, but is 3:1 reduction instead of the needed 2:1. Supposedly for a 6 cylinder. I would have had it mounted to the MATCO in my ol ‘27 roadster if the reduction was correct
Be careful when installing the MATCO, as there is no alignment mechanism to ensure the gears are meshed correctly. You will need to shim the front plate vertically to set gear lash. It took 3 pan gasket layers to get my drive gears to run properly. I also have drawings for the shaft and bushings for the MATCO
Be careful when installing the MATCO, as there is no alignment mechanism to ensure the gears are meshed correctly. You will need to shim the front plate vertically to set gear lash. It took 3 pan gasket layers to get my drive gears to run properly. I also have drawings for the shaft and bushings for the MATCO