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Hmm, maybe try a high compression head? Maybe your clutches aren't grabby enough? Mine is pretty stock with the exception of a bosch vw type distributor and a ruckstell. It gets along fine with out going into ruckstell low but I have used ruckstell low when climbing a VERY steep long hill here in Ha...

I was wondering if anyone knows where to get a carburetor kit for one of these air friction carbs?

Here's a clip of the 1920 Model T in the 2024 Hilo Hawaii electric light parade.

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxCgcyVIK4ic ... Mls9v3Qxnh

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Sat Aug 09, 2025 7:27 pm

Alfredo, edit your photo. Resize to 80% and try to upload again.

Thank you! That worked

This is not what I have on my car but something that was included in a lot I bought on ebay. I have a bosch conversion from Snyders on my car with pertronix from Lang's .

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Yikes, they didn't load!

Can anyone identify this electronic model t timer? Any information would be appreciated. What else does it need to make it work? Thank you!

Thats right! Always be sure to grasp the crank in the proper manner and be careful! Most of all be safe and enjoy your car and make it your own!

Finally got it to crank start with electronic ignition! I had to advance the timing more than usual was all.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5mY3h9YM3gQ? ... Lldhc_WeA1

You're going to love it! I do!
My car

https://youtube.com/shorts/wJV7-QUm-Is? ... dB1xs6A6C2

Well I have been here just about a year and have yet to see one. I did meet some one that has a T but it is street rodded. He said there are 2 others on the Big Island that he knows of but they are also street rodders.

Anyone on Big Island Hawaii?

That's great! Send me a pm, there are no model t people here so far

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