DISTRIBUTOR ADVICE NEEDED....
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In my quest to re-do my ignition system, I've run into a road block. My car, a '73E, has a 2.7 engine, which uses a '67 case, I'm told.
In getting the number off the distributor, I discoverd that the distributor is from a 67T and L. Uh oh!
The engine has Weber IDAs, Solex grind cams, if I remember right, SS heat exchangers, and a sport muffler. Roughly 9.0 compression.
So...what is the appropriate distributor? And a good source for it? I would prefer post '72 items to allow the option of the Pertronix Ignitor.
Thanks in advance for any help!
In getting the number off the distributor, I discoverd that the distributor is from a 67T and L. Uh oh!
The engine has Weber IDAs, Solex grind cams, if I remember right, SS heat exchangers, and a sport muffler. Roughly 9.0 compression.
So...what is the appropriate distributor? And a good source for it? I would prefer post '72 items to allow the option of the Pertronix Ignitor.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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I bought one of the first 911 Pertronix units that came out. I had previously gone thru point sets like crazy. I was always wearing out the rubbing block and chasing the timing. After I installed the Pertronics I never had to mess with the ign timing again. It was great.
PET says the distributor for you engine should be 911.602.021.03
PET says the distributor for you engine should be 911.602.021.03