Model A 3.25 vs 3.54 Gear Question,
I know what I prefer on a V-8 but I am curious on a Model A. I am building a inserted A motor for my Victoria (.125" over and a stipes 340 cam). We stock and sell both the 3.25 and 3.54 gears. I was intending to install the 3.25 gears, but will I regret it? We live near some hills but nothing to big. Thanks |
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On a side note, did your guests from Mass make it to your place yesterday afternoon?? |
Re: Model A 3.25 vs 3.54 Gear Brent,
Thanks! So you'd prefer a 3.25 over a 3.54 in my situation? Guests you are refering to did stop in briefly yesterday.. I don't have near the opoeration in which you do LOL |
Re: Model A 3.25 vs 3.54 Gear So, what is the difference between a stipes 330 vs a IB330 cam?
Curious minds want to know.:confused: |
Re: Model A 3.25 vs 3.54 Gear IB330 is a Stipes cam.
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Re: Model A 3.25 vs 3.54 Gear I have installed both rear end gear ratios. In our 1929 two door sedan and our 1930 Pick up. Climbing hills, the 3.25 ratio will work great when there are only two people in your Victoria. With four people, it will be a little more sluggish in the hills. In our Pacific North West, we have 10,000 ft high mountains and with two people aboard, it is no challenge at all for our 3.25 ration in climbing. The 3.54 ratio in our 1929 Tudor is just fine for hauling 4 passengers up a mountain. I have well tuned stock engines.
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