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two questions about original distributors #1699012
11/14/14 08:16 PM
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1) who rebuilds them?
2) does anyone rebuild them and put modern electronic components in them?

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699013
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I know Frank Badalson used to advertise that he restored them, but a friend of mine completely restored his cast iron dual point unit and said it wasn't hard and I'll have him look over my shoulder when I do my cast iron dual point...but I recurved my MP electronic distributor 20 years ago and then did my friends, wasn't hard, just need a large, clean work area for all the small parts. I think mopar muscle had a step by step breakdown on a how too a few years ago. Another friend of mine did the Pertronix conversion to his GS Stage 1 distributor - no problem

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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699014
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Paul Petco (member "Beeware")did my original dual point. Very reasonable and the car has never run better.

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: floyd] #1699015
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: Morty426] #1699016
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699017
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.

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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: 62maxwgn] #1699018
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I had Advanced Distributors do mine and am very happy. Jeff has the tools and knowledge to set your distributor up right based on your engine. Stock, massaged or race I think you would be very happy with the end result.


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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: 72blubird] #1699019
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Brian Brady at Crossram Connection does a fantastic job and has done a few for me. 262-271-6666


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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: Stewpar] #1699020
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Brian Brady at Crossram Connection does a fantastic job and has done a few for me. 262-271-6666




Brady's work is nice but for what it takes I think his price is a little on the high side,I've done a lot and just can't see the justification.

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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: 62maxwgn] #1699021
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Brian Brady at Crossram Connection does a fantastic job and has done a few for me. 262-271-6666




Brady's work is nice but for what it takes I think his price is a little on the high side,I've done a lot and just can't see the justification.




Alright Bill, I will talk to you this winter then!


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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: 62maxwgn] #1699022
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.




where do the parts come from? i assume i can order it as a package?

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699023
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.




where do the parts come from? i assume i can order it as a package?




Mick , it's a Pertronics setup. 1382 is the number.


Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699024
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.




where do the parts come from? i assume i can order it as a package?




http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pertronix-91381A...3023622?vxp=mtr


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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: Stewpar] #1699025
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thanks!

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: Stewpar] #1699026
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.




where do the parts come from? i assume i can order it as a package?




http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pertronix-91381A...3023622?vxp=mtr





Paul,that one won't work,that is for the Pertronix 11 system,for Chrysler electronic ignition,you need the 1382,you can get it from Summit.

Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: 62maxwgn] #1699027
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Are you trying to restore an aluminum Mopar distributor or a Prestolite dual-point?

The Prestolites are easy to do.




prestolite dual point. i would like to convert it to electronic, as long as i don't have to mutilate it to do so.




Easy.




where do the parts come from? i assume i can order it as a package?




http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pertronix-91381A...3023622?vxp=mtr





Paul,that one won't work,that is for the Pertronix 11 system,for Chrysler electronic ignition,you need the 1382,you can get it from Summit.




http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pertronix-1382-I...d7f&vxp=mtr


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Re: two questions about original distributors [Re: mickm] #1699028
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I have a new in the box 1382 that I ordered by accident. I'd sell it to you cheap if your interested in used. It's brand new, I never used it. Got it from Summit Racing.







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