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Join Date: May 2010
Location: SPEEDWAY INDIANA
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Need some help here regarding flathead timing covers and distributor mount.
After shipping almost 600 of the Chevrolet conversion distributors and building a few hundred of the reg Ford distributors , i actually thought i had it figured out which was which. I made up a flathead display table that i use for swap meets etc and used every kind of front cover i could research etc. I have these in my swap meet truck and can if you wish supply a picture of each individual cover. Now i have some questions???? And maybe a correction or two??? ![]() 1=I thought the only aluminum cover was a Mercury cover with lower (below the gear) support... ( correct or not) 2=All others are cast iron ??? ( correct or not) 3=Only the Merc used the lower support ?? ( correct or not) 4=There are possibly five cast iron covers. Early ( 4 hole bell distributor) , early (3 hole bell distributor), shallow ( 2 bolt crab) used with a early camshaft, and a deep ( 2 bolt crab) used with earlier camshaft, and the cast upright single hole distributor. How does this sound ??? I will do a cover write up after some discussion and include pics. Do i have them all.?????????? I did discuss with Bruce L. and he suggested putting up this post .What ya think...... |
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