Posted by Rad Redrunner on July 02, 2008 at 23:00:35 from (24.233.197.61):
Ok, I have a Super A, and I know it's pretty much an A with hydraulics, same other parts (generally). Fine, I got that. And a B is pretty much an A except for the wide left axle and the narrow front end, and all associated parts therewith; I got that. I know that most drive train parts of all three will interchange, with noted hydraulic and stance-mandated exceptions. Now, from what I've gathered on this site (correct me if I'm wrong), the only difference in the A/B/Super A and the C/Super C engine is the bore/displacement? Is the stroke the same? The head/valves? Is everything that bolts onto the engine- manifold, carb, starter, governor, distributor/magneto, etc.- the same (allowing for production year differences, of course)? I know the C/Super C is a bit bigger, is most of the difference from the clutch back? Is the radiator/grill the same? Knowing this would sure help in searching for parts. (Or for souping up a Super A w/a C engine- would that be a "Super Duper A"?)
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