Re: Since Packard had a V-12 in the 30's....

Posted by HH56 On 2009/8/2 18:48:55
The only reference I was going by was posted above and speculating as to the reasons.
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Well, here's what I found on the aluminum vs cast iron history: ""Pistons [on the '23 model] were slotted aluminum alloy but reversion to cast iron (as in the Single Six) was made in December when aluminum was found to suffer from warpage, piston slap and wear." Packard, A History of the Motor Car and the Company, Beverly Rae Kimes, ed., copyright 1978, Automobile Quarterly, Inc. p. 238.

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