Did anyone else notice in the specifications for the 1929-30 car article that both the six and eight cylinder engines Studebaker used used the same carburetor? Did anyone notice that the cooling capacity and the oil capacity were less in the 8 cylinder engine than the six? I thought this was really strange. Does anyone here know why they were like this?
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