Posted by Andrew Z on March 01, 2010 at 08:00:19 from (64.252.41.103):
In Reply to: Re: 1943 H X3 posted by primerk5 on March 01, 2010 at 07:35:23:
There would have been two tanks a small 7/8 gallon starter tank in front of the main tank. A special fuel bowl that is designed for 2 tank input. Other things would have included a different manifold, it would have had a heat shield and heat control valve. The head would have been different when compared to a gas mainly larger combustion chamber to burn the low grade fuel, valves are slightly different too. There would have also been a radiator shutter to get it up to temp quicker and control heat. The carb was also slightly different when compared to a gas burning engine. Other then that they are about the same as a gas. main things were the head and manifold.
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