Volume Production: Modded Model A Transmission Shafts
Due to popular demand, I decided to make a batch of the transmission shafts I put into my car, to increase the gear ratios of 1st and 2nd speed and close the gap to 3rd gear. This video gives a glance into the production process, we take a look at how my transmission held up after around 5000 miles of driving and discuss possibilities for future production runs. Enjoy! 0:00 Intro 2:22 Production 4:20 Worldwide Run? 7:28 Longevity & Performance 9:13 Your Suggestions?
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