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I notice that most auto engine conversions use a gear box between the engine
and the prop. Why is that? Is it because an auto engine's peak HP is too high for a prop to swing? Is it because auto engines weren't designed to be pulled around by their crankshafts and don't have proper thrust bearings? Both? Are there any auto/motorcycle conversions that don't require gear boxes? Dave |
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