Coil Box Question

[drpepper1885]

Hello. I am rebuilding a coil box to sync up with my new 1922 starter engine. When I removed the wood from the bottom of the box, I noticed that the metal (brass?) strip is secured by what appears to be rivets. There is also a wire that is soldered to one of the side rivets.

Are there any instructions available that shows how these coil boxes go together? I checked some of the parts suppliers and I did not see any rivets in their rebuild kits. Would a brass transmission band rivet work?

Thanks in advance for your help.

[tmodelman]

The best rebuild is with Fun Projects waterproof plastic kit, eliminates all water worry, swelling of the wood or carbon tracking that can cause coil miss


http://www.funprojects.com/products/5000RK.cfm

The lower right corner link has instructions

That lower strip is held with hollow core brass rivets, you can use tubular ones too, or other rivets, best to have a hole drilled a bit into the head for soldering the wire to the rivet.

[Doug Money]

I whole heartedly agree with Tmodelman! Order the funprojects kit. It is that good.

[redmodelt]

Use the brass tubular rivet. The split one will not have enough holding power.

[drpepper1885]

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Thanks for the input guys.