From: Convoy Magazine (convoymagazine@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Jan 30 2006 - 18:43:46 PST
Perhaps the "Israeli" International, was an
--- Michael Gillman <tootallmike@hotmail.com> wrote:
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Hello,
Seeing as there are several Halftrack and Scout car
1: Ex-Israeli International HT: replacing original
2: �Modified� International HT: installing NOS
We�ve discovered something very interesting between
The ex-Israeli one had an SAE 2 housing on both the
We know that the Israelis upgraded many of their
The other theory is that White and International
Does anyone have any experience of working on Israeli
Regards to all � Mike Gillman
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International made in Canada?
cheers
owners out there, I thought I�d mention a couple of
projects I�m currently involved with:
engine with a 5.9l Cummins �B� diesel, using the
original gearbox. This is being done partly to improve
reliability and starting in cold and damp weather, but
also as an engineering challenge.
White engine and �box into a heavily butchered
�bitsa�. It should look and sound ok from outside
but don�t look too closely at the rear bodywork,
which is mostly bolted mild steel plate.
these 2 set-ups and I wonder whether anyone else would
like to comment: the flywheel housings are different
sizes.
engine and �box, while the NOS White units are both
SAE 3 (ie. smaller). The engines and �boxes appear
similar in all other respects. The size difference was
a surprise when we�d carefully lined up the Cummins
parts based on measurements taken from the White
units. Moral: never make assumptions.
HT�s with Detroit diesels and Allison auto �boxes,
so our theory is that they may have upgraded the
housings on all petrol engines and �boxes in
anticipation of this dieselisation programme.
engines and �boxes have different sized flywheel
housings as standard.
HT�s or of re-engining HT�s?
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