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If it shakes the car uncomfortably, it is probably none of the above although it is good to do all the things Paul suggests. The shaking can be eliminated by shimming the transmission's rear main shaft bearing housing. Good luck getting the brake drum off, whatever you do, DO NOT REMOVE THE NUT ON THE BACK OF THE SHAFT while you try to remove the brake drum flange, it may come off the tapered shaft with explosive force. John

I could use an oil pump for a 135 or 137. John

Do you think that this torque thing is really necessary?

I had to have patterns made and new castings poured for these rear shackles. JR

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Hi, I could use an oil pump for a 135/137. Thanks.

You will blow it up either at 50 mph or with an overdrive at 50 mph. John

What progress have you made, Mike? John

Hi, looking for No. 4 Buffalo hubs, wheels, hub caps. Used on Stutz cars in the early twenties. Thanks. John

How about these, Alan?

Headlight bar, dash, and front door shape indicate 1927 11B. JR

viv, how many spokes in each wheel? JR

From the photographs of 1926 Chryslers on the internet, the only ones I saw were No. 5 Buffalo. I was just approached by a fellow with a set of them.

Well that was an excellent explanation. Especially the use of the word "corrugated". Never heard that before. Have you any literature you could share concerning the No. 4 corrugated? That was a real revelation. Much appreciated.

Ford T used No. 2 Buffalo. From my experience, the exposed pie crust drive No. 4's were 66 or 72 spoke. John

Thanks.

I have a radiator enclosure. JR

Looking for No. 4 Buffalo stuff. Thanks. John akrendo@gmail.com

Looking for 20" or 21" undimpled snap ring rims. They were made by Oakcrest Machine some years ago. Thanks. John

I'd like to know myself. It would seem to me the differential suspended by a jack while drawing up on the truss rods, but how to determine the pre-adjustment sag and progress?

Buick Wheels. Real nice. Wish they were Locomobile.

My recollection is 12 threads per inch on Houk and 10 threads per inch on Hayes.

Bad advice. They will win and take down the building, and charge you to do it. Happens all the time.

Not interchangeable. Hayes has less threads per inch than the buffalo wheels.