I have been researching the Pace Engine.

Perhaps the myth about it came from the Pace 125 C.C. version of the Victa 125 C.C. engine.

I was recently talking to someone who's grandfather worked at a Victa work shop, when I asked him what he knew about Pace engines he told be that Pace designed them to be like a Victa 125 C.C. engine but with the carby and exhaust on different sides.

The guide to pre-1964 Pace models that is shown on Vintagemowers.net calls Victa engines "Pace 125 c.c. engines instead of Victa engines.

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Both of these match up to the Victa/Pace engines of the late 1950s. The "Pace 125 C.C. engine" had the carby and exhaust on the opposite side of the Victa 125 C.C. engine. This would match what I have been told by relatives of Victa shop workers.

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I am still trying to find information about the "Pace 125 C.C. engine" including engine numbers and pictures. I have not seen the front of the engine yet and I would like to see if it still has Victa cast into the crankcase. Perhaps Victa was trying to hide that they owned Pace.

Thanks For Reading!
Kye.

Last edited by Kye Turnbull; 06/04/16 08:48 AM.

Thanks for reading!