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Cross Reference Index, first posting 8 20 02 Wheel Cylinders - Packard . . . Keith, et al The numbers posted for the front should be the same for all models as they all have a 1 125" Wheel Cylinder diameter; however the rear (according to the Service Manual) are different for the 5580 model than the other two models 5560 and 5540 For the Clipper Custom and Clipper Supe
Straight eight speed - Packard - Antique Automobile Club of America . . . This is in response to a thread I read on another (Packard) board As I am not a member over there, and as I recognise many of the same names as here, I thought I could post a few ideas here Road tester Tom McCahill had something to say about Packard speed and the perception of same in the 50s I
H. E. I. conversion - Packard - Antique Automobile Club of America . . . Here is more promising mod possibility Today I discoverd a junk pile i had forgotten about Took a few minutes to explore and found a Chevy HEI distributor circa 1978 I've studied it and disassembled it and have determined that adapting it to the Packard V8 is most promising and maybe even ez e
Packard V8 Performance Capabilities - Discussion Forums Greetings, All,In the standard transmission thread, a separate discussion began regarding the performance capabilities of the Packard V8 I thought it might be useful to have this in its' own subject title IMHO, the Packard V8 came with a lot of cast iron for the money However, as it came from P
Packard engine difference - Antique Automobile Club of America On 48 and 49 Super 8s including convertibles do the 327 engines look identical? Meaning everything is in same place on each one like carb, oil bath cleaner, etc Also, was the 48 green and the 49 gray as far as the blocks go?
1940 Straight 6 Vs 1937 6 - Packard - Antique Automobile Club of . . . Hello, I am looking for a little guidance here I have a 1940 Packard 110 which I purchased from a fellow AACA member The car has sat for years and was disassembled for a new valve seat We pulled the engine for the machine shop and they have informed me the crack is creeping down the side of th