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Re: chrysler contental motor
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Posted by Alberta Mike on June 13, 2005 at 03:55:19 from (64.42.242.28):
In Reply to: chrysler contental motor posted by jason54961 on June 12, 2005 at 19:27:38:
As Dilbert says, the Chrysler 6-cylinde flathead was used in the 44-6 and also in the original 101 Supers. It is NOT exactly the same engine as found in trucks and cars .... the tractor (industrial versions) were a bit shorter in length I believe however people did shoehorn them into tractors somehow with a little jury rigging. I think the auto versions were a bit bigger in displacement as well.
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