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    Distributor EZ fix I've had for four years,simple and one wire hook up.Some Ford guys think it's ugly and I don't care it uses easily available GM parts you can find anywhere unlike if you have a Pertronix die on you. White Performance Detail Description
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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffB2 View Post
    Distributor EZ fix I've had for four years,simple and one wire hook up.Some Ford guys think it's ugly and I don't care it uses easily available GM parts you can find anywhere unlike if you have a Pertronix die on you.
    Thanks for posting that link, Jeff. That's a very good site, and appears to be about the best choice out there for an easy upgrade over the OEM units.
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    To answer his comment about a notch in the dist cap---------that notch lined up with the mount of the vacume advance mount.


    The Accell dual point dist can be wired with a simple switch to either use both sets of points for dwell or wired separate to have the other set so as to have two timing points. I did this with my Ford dual points back in early 60s but the Accell made it much easier with there wiring methods

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    Personally, I like the GM HEI, and even mopar makes a version: I'm running it on my dodge 318. Although, the module does seem a bit delicate. I keep a spare in the glove box.
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