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pertronix ready to run distributor? #905486
01/15/11 04:49 PM
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Anyone running the Pertronix ready to run distributor? Any issues? I like the idea of not having to mount an ignition box but haven't heard much about these. Any opinions? http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PNX-D7142800/ Thanks

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Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: 440forPOWER] #905487
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I have always just removed the points and stuck in the Petronix module as it's so easy even i can do it. I would think the readymade unit would only be needed if you do not have an exising distributer maybe??

Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: MidPenMopar] #905488
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Hello, Yeah I need a distributor anyway. Have you ever had any problems with them?

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Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: 440forPOWER] #905489
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Hello, Yeah I need a distributor anyway. Have you ever had any problems with them?




Never but then i always carry an extra one just in case!

Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: MidPenMopar] #905490
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ive removed a few fom customer cars and gone with msd...i had one in my mustang and it broke up over 4grand...ok for a put put driver but in a performance ap id go msd


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Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: pnypwr] #905491
01/15/11 07:32 PM
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It should have the Pertronix Ignitor III module in it, which features double strike 40-45KV, rev limiter all under the cap.

I've played with the module (phasing was bad) but not their distributor.

Re: pertronix ready to run distributor? [Re: six-barrel] #905492
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Never used their distributor but many of their kits. I and II.
The next I buy will be the III. Now this is just my experience but have run the I in two different cars on the track and both took 6 grand shifts no problem. With the II you by-pass the ballast but must upgrade the coil to a 0.6 ohm.The III works with a .032 ohm coil.
I didn't change the coil on the first II and the car ran like crap. The old saying "when all else fails read the directions" did apply that time. I too carried a spair but in 10+years none have failed. So I guess the quality of their distributor should be as high.







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