New mitchell overdrive

[larry/Texas]

My friend with a '34 Tudor had to make a cut in the floor less than +/- 2 inches forward to accommodate the length of the gear box and it's width.

[Talkwrench]

Phew .. guess it would be the weight that will be the real killer for transport to Australia..
I was hoping next trip to Cali I could just tuck it under my arm and walk on the plane with it

[flatmotor40]

I didn't have to cut any on my floor on my 40 but did reverse the cable hook up upside down because when someone was in back seat it would hit but I have Posie reverse eye spring on both ends.That just means I have to push in for OD not pull out cable.

[trainguy]

Originally Posted by expavr

oldford2
Using the plywood rims on the wood tracks to pull that rear end out is a clever idea. Good one!!!!

Good idea,but I bet they ride and Handle like crap!

[oldford2]

Originally Posted by trainguy

Good idea,but I bet they ride and Handle like crap!

You are right on that Phil. Plus they don't wear like bias tires. I have to replace them every 50 miles or so

[JM 35 Sedan]

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Originally Posted by oldford2

You are right on that Phil. Plus they don't wear like bias tires. I have to replace them every 50 miles or so

John, I am thinking if you stretch large thick rubber bands over the outer diameter you will get a better ride and a few extra miles out of them.

[whizzernick]

I have one in my 33 3-w coupe. One problem on 33 very close to floor in rear.
when I first had the overdrive . I did not like the shift (manual) I made up a electric
( using good size electric door openers) works OK but if I were to do again I would use electric motors to shift.

[flatmotor40]

Has to be a strong motor to pull lever back and forth.Any pics