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SPEEDO REVOLUTIONS PER MILE
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Christopher
Hello again fellow Packard lovers
I have estimated the turns per mile the speedo cable makes is 1000 . I used a cordless drill torqued on to the cable with a white chalk mark on the chuck and it was easy to count the turns at low speed , I did this for the turnover of 6/10ths of a mile and for each of the 10ths the revs were 100 . I had read somewhere that someone thought the turns per mile was 1000 and it looks like thats correct . With that number , the tyre size and the diff ratio the correct gears can be worked out for the new R700 box . Thanks for your help and interest .

Chris.

Posted on: 4/5 2:21
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SPEEDO REVS PER MILE
#2
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Christopher
Thank you all who contributed but it seems there is no definitive info on this so Im thinking of turning the cable manually while counting the turns until 1 tenth of a mile registers and then multiplying those turns x 10 to give turns per mile . Will keep you all posted .

Chris

Posted on: 3/31 7:14
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SPEEDO REVOLUTIONS PER MILE
#3
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Christopher
Hello fellow Packard lovers
I have recently fitted my 1954 clipper super with a turbo 700 auto and Im very pleased with the result , the original speedo is the last challenge to be worked out and if I know how many revolutions the cable has to turn to make 1 mile that will complete the formula since I have the tyre size and diff ratio.
Any info would be greatly appreciated .
Regards Chris

Posted on: 3/30 7:44
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Re: POWER STEERING 54 CLIPPER
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Christopher
Will check them out many thanks

chris

Posted on: 2022/9/6 21:48
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Re: POWER STEERING 54 CLIPPER
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Christopher
Thanks , Im wanting to do a conversion
chris

Posted on: 2022/9/6 21:40
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Re: POWER STEERING 54 CLIPPER
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Christopher
thanks Mal

Posted on: 2022/9/6 21:38
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POWER STEERING 54 CLIPPER
#7
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Christopher
Hello to fellow Packard lovers
I'm looking to buy a rebuilt power steering system for my 54 Clipper . Any leads appreciated .

Chris

Posted on: 2022/9/6 3:33
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pushbutton gear selection
#8
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Christopher
To Mr Pushbutton
I am building a modified 1953 Studebaker and would like to use a push button gear changer on the turbo 350 gearbox currently in the car . Would the Packard type be adaptable or is there some after market system I could use .

regards chris

Posted on: 2014/3/14 23:25
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Re: Hydraulic lifter prices
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Christopher
I am not suggesting NOS should be devalued because of reproduction parts and I would be happy to pay more for the best available . You have misunderstood my ? which was - are there any differences in the quality of the lifters offered by Merrit and Kanter

chris

Posted on: 2012/4/14 20:28
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Hydraulic lifter prices
#10
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Christopher
G- day fellow addicts

Anyone know why Merrits hydraulic lifters for 327cu in motors are double the price of Kanters - are they better quality or just overpriced .

Chris

Posted on: 2012/4/13 3:24
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