T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
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T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
I saw this in the Service Bulletins and wanted to ask if anyone might have an example of this spacer?
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
I have a couple.
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Is it really a spacer, or is it an adapter to be able to use the newer screw-in magneto post used of the improved T's on an earlier car.
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Reading the description of the new spacer it seems like it’s made to replace the older style magneto contact with the later contact using the same screws. I don’t recall seeing one.
It does seem to be an adapter to me.
It does seem to be an adapter to me.
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Whatever the reason for its production, it sure simplifies removing the mag. post for maintenance !
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
I was looking through the online auction at Bobs and saw that he had a box of them, lot #458
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Bob Senior had tons of NOS parts - I went for a visit back 25+ years ago and I was like a kid in a candy store !!!
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
I have a few of em too. They’re adapters.
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Thank you for those that responded. Hard to imagine that there was a "real" need for this spacer (Ford called/labeled it a spacer, it is a spacer albeit to adapt the later magneto post to fit), but more than one person must have thought so. For those that have them, is it a cast iron or more of a zinc diecast?
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LOOKING FOR A LUFKIN No. 9A Height Gage Attachment.
LOOKING FOR A LUFKIN No. 9A Height Gage Attachment.
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Re: T-3263 Magneto Contact Spacer.
Zinc diecast.