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12-22-2014, 12:55 PM | #1 |
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Why Fiber Timing Gears
A newbie question:
If?? I've read the many threads about fiber timing gears Ford used them from the start to finish of the Model A and the start of the flat head V8. Now clearly Ford did this for a reason if that's true. Might it be a mechincal safety? In the event something when way wrong with the engine that the timing gear would give way, preventing further damage? Think of a shear pin, on some tractors or jet engines, why not a "shear gear" if you will ? Just wondering...
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