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Standard Eight Sedan | |||||
Year: | 1931 | Series: | 8th | ||
Model: | 826 Standard Eight | ||||
Body Name: | Sedan | Body Style: | #463 | ||
Passengers: | 5 | Weight: | 4,479 lbs. | ||
MSRP: | $2,385 | WB: | 127.5" | ||
Production: | 6,009 vehicles of this Body Number produced | ||||
Starting V.N.: | 463-1 | ||||
Factory Engine: | 320 | Cyl: | 8 | ||
Serial Start: | 320001 | End: | 332111 | ||
Specfications: | 100hp, L-Head, Inline, 9 Bearing, Solid Lifters | ||||
Carb: | Detroit 51 | Voltage: | +6 | ||
Tire Size: | 19 x 6.5 | ||||
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Series and Model Information | ||
| Using similar valves and manifolding from the 734 Speedster, horsepower of the Standard Eight engine was up to 100. A 4.07:1 rear axle ratio was added to the former 4.38:1, 4.69:1 and 5.08:1. A Stewart Warner fuel pump replaced the former vacuum tank. The Bijur lubrication went automatic. Hubcaps were larger, tires smaller, disc wheels still standard though with wire or wood optional. Steering wheels dropped the number of spokes to three. | ||
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