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    Question 66 390 GT distributor

     



    Hi i am a owner of a 66 Comet Cyclone GT car i just bought it and i going to restore it the first thing i did is went through the id and numbers and some parts disnt match such as the Distributor this one the id is C7TF 12127 THE INTERCHANGE MANUL says the id should be c60z12127 or c60f12127 and it also says that the standered and auto distributor are different and a non GT distributor will not have the power range and performance,and will greatly suffer. Can anyone give me some info on what distributor that i have ? as this car was a 4 speed and now it will be a auto? i will need alot of info on building this engine as i have never built a fe 390 big block
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    I had one of those back in 66---nice car---

    I do have a dist from a 66 (I think) 428pi squad car---might be the number your looking for---I'll check it out

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    C7 is 1967, the "T" says it's a truck dist., totally wrong for your application, but you can rework the advance and have it work.

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    Thanks for the info, i am new with building fords i have been a chevy man for 30+ years this is a new ballgame for me , with help i will learn
    Thanks from 66cyclone

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    We are playing with our first 390 too, very different engines than what we are used to. From all indicators pretty good ones though. Sounds like you are trying to keep this one factory original? If not, do yourself a favor and put a modern electronic aftermarket distributor in there. Your engine will thank you for it in all respects.

    Don

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