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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by hotrodderhaag, Jan 28, 2013.

  1. hotrodderhaag
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    for some reason when i upload them from my phone via the app,, it makes them small! pisses me off! im in agreement , pictures to me are better than reading
     
  2. hotrodderhaag
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  3. The sound of a flattie!
     
  4. hotrodderhaag
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    This little car has made some huge changes over the last 2 years. The supercharger has left the building along with the 21 stud and then the wire wheels. IT got a healthy new 8ba with edmunds heads and intake. It had a trial run with some black 40 wheels and excelsior tires, but then it got a nice patina set of black 40 wheels and white walls, finishing it off with merc caps. later i installed a 32 heavy axle up front, custom built a mallory dual point dizzy for it, and rebuilt the trans.
    I have been all over North Carolina in this car and the miles keep on racking up. Its been a great hot rod. Photos to come in next post
     
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  5. hotrodderhaag
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  6. chopndrop
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    Great build, just read this whole thread again.

    How did the 8ba fit in there? What pumps/pulleys/fan did you use? Any engine shots?
     
  7. Didn't you used to live in PA? Or have I got you mixed up with someone else?
     
  8. hotrodderhaag
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    ill post some photos of what i did. I basically used 2 drivers side pulleys on the water pumps. and i now manufacture a pulley to fit an 8ba generator that accepts an early bolt on fan. It is very slick! ill dig up the photos and share them soon!
     
  9. hotrodderhaag
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    yes sir i did. i moved almost 2 years ago down to NC
     
  10. hotrodderhaag
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  11. alchemy
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    Can you do that pulley with a wide belt? Ever thought about putting a fan on the backside?
     
  12. hotrodderhaag
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    i make them with both narrow and wide. the one my car is a narrow, and the pulley pictured by itself is a wide. putting the fan on the back side of the pulley? that would be impossible. it would hit the block and even the distributor .
     
  13. alchemy
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    No, I mean a small fan that blows on the generator like the original Ford pulleys.
     
  14. hotrodderhaag
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    ohh, sorry, what the hell was i thinking! i looked into that yes, its definitely do able. I havent seemed to get that far. I have ran mine all year without the fan on the back side. the gen has never even attempted to get warm. With that fan mounted on the front it moves a hell of alot of air into the gen ... I had intended to mill fins into the pulley, but as of right now, i can throw it in the cnc lathe and walk away. When i come back its a done pulley ready to go. Which makes it cheap for me to make. Making it with fins requires a much larger piece of material and much more mill time. I had planned on using machine screws to hold an original set of fins on the back. some day...
     
  15. chopndrop
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    Did you use truck pumps and swap to the narrow pulleys? You selling those fan pulleys?
     
  16. hotrodderhaag
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    I did use truck pumps and swap to narrow pulleys, however I also make mounts for car pumps to bolt to a biscuit mount just like a truck. I do sell the pulleys, however right now I cant produce them due to some spindle bearings in the lathe. The pulleys are not cheap. But if you want to fit an 8BA in a model A with the stock hood, this is what you need!
     
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  18. 31fords
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    from SoCal

    I have read this entire thread a handful of times the last couple years and it never gets old. Great pictures and videos.
     
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  19. quickrack-alan
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    Particularly nice old Hot Rod you made there.
     

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