Is the dist adapter still made? If so by whom. I looking at a mechanical way to fire the coil packs.

Arrow Racing makes a complete front drive that includes a crane distributor.

http://www.arrowracingengines.com/61hemidistributorkit.html


I just ordered one of their intakes and they were very easy and pleasant to deal with.

Wow, $1670, I had to ask

Yep, An MSD Hemi 6 box will do the same thing and it's much much cheaper.

I think the MSD6 Hemi kit is around 7-800ish?

How is timing adjusted with that system?

Laptop using the MSD Pro Data Software. Connect the dots in a timing map. Super Simple!

Ok, if pointed in the right direction I can figure it out, thanks

http://www.jegs.com/i/MSD-Ignition/121/6013K/10002/-1

Not much cheaper than the distributor setup. If I go carb, I'm leaning towards the arrow racing setup. Looks really cool and makes the engine look like it was meant to be there.

You dont need all that. Just the controller and wiring harness. A distributor is a step backwards. Plus you dont get to take advantage of the dual plug with the distributor.

Yeah the controller with harness is just over $700, factory coils are fine

How is timing adjusted, chip reader or laptop? What about mixture or if different parts added?
Just read the Jegs add, one of my questions answered.

Timing is adjusted using free MSD Pro data software on a Laptop. Very easy to create timing maps and transfer them to & from the laptop to the MSD Controller.

Not sure what you mean about mixtures of different parts.

I think he is asking about fuel,
The Hemi-6 only controls ignition, it's not for fuel

Correct.