NEW info on Gray Phantom Eight:s |
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Johan Ericson
| Posted on Monday, February 11, 2002 - 07:12 am: |
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Hello again, here are some more fact about the Gray Phantom Eight engine: Bore, 3 5/8 Stroke, 4 1/2 372 cu in Weight, 1250 lbs 175 hp/3600 rpm Dual updraft Zenith/Stromberg Nickel-chrome-iron engine block Length, 56 with gear, 40 5/8 without Hight, 28 Crankshaft diam, 2 5/8 5 main bearings In the ad for the motor they make a big number of "individual porting" - "a new kind of straight eight power" The question is still - Does anyone know of these straight eight engines origin? Car, bus, or other purpouses? If so, of what make? Or is it actually made for marine use? Year of manufacture - circa 1938. Regards Johan Ericson Stockholm, Sweden |
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