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Correct 440-6 distributor vacuum advance unit #963001
03/31/11 11:42 AM
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Would anyone happen to know whether a 1970 440 6 pack 4-speed distributor should have the long narrow vacuum advance (like a 69 440 dual point), or the shorter regular style vacuum advance? This would be for an early car. I know they changed distributors in January. Thanks in advance (no pun intended)

Re: Correct 440-6 distributor vacuum advance unit [Re: BLACKHEMIRR] #963002
03/31/11 12:28 PM
03/31/11 12:28 PM
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The early 70's used the 69 style "cast snout" vac can.....they changed to the newer style a little after that....I have seen October and November SPD cars with both styles.

Re: Correct 440-6 distributor vacuum advance unit [Re: FJ5_Fish] #963003
04/01/11 12:49 AM
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Here is an NOS one piece unit. Note the number stamped on the arm.

Re: Correct 440-6 distributor vacuum advance unit [Re: Snoopy] #963004
04/01/11 01:14 AM
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I believe that is the marking for "inches of vacuum to operate" and not a date code. 440+6 and Hemi ones look the same but have differing #'s on them to show the inches of vacuum each application called for.

Re: Correct 440-6 distributor vacuum advance unit [Re: hemi70se] #963005
04/01/11 01:28 AM
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70 440-6 = 11
70-71 426 Hemi = 9

Maybe degrees?







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