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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Charlotte, NC
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Wow, that's a great way to start your Model A adventure. I would suggest looking for a MARC or MAFCA club in your area. I noticed MARC has five clubs in MA. You will find a wealth of info from club members who are always willing to help the new arrivals. Great fun with your Grampa also. My Grampa drove Model A's when he was growing up and didn't want anything to do with them when I first got interested.
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I would check the ignition timing as it sure sounds like retarded timing.
Marc |
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Front end shimmy can also be caused by the front wheels being out of balance . It is easy to balance 19" wheels as the lead balance weights just clip on the rim . If you think they are unsightly clip them on the inside of the rim . Some tyre shops cant balance these wheels so try it yourself . Jack up the front and sptn the wheels you might be surprised how far out they are . Most tyre shops will give you a handfull of weights for free . Also check wheel bearing adjustment . Should have slight rock at the rim , not too tight or you will cook the bearings .
John in no weather today Suffolk County England . |
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