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I'm going to use the Daytona sensor CD ignition box and a mallory electronic distributor to trigger and distribute the spark.
In my opinion, any Hall effect magnetic trigger distributor in good mechanical order will work. The ignition box is way more important.
That said, I'm done with MSD stuff as I had a one year old electronic billet distributor corrode on me. Once is enough for me.
In my opinion, any Hall effect magnetic trigger distributor in good mechanical order will work. The ignition box is way more important.
That said, I'm done with MSD stuff as I had a one year old electronic billet distributor corrode on me. Once is enough for me.
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I've ended the nasty msd under cap corrosion issue by coating the internals with CRC SP-400 . years back they had got so corroded the weights and springs were a frozen mess of rust
Had mine rebuilt at msd in 2010. When I got them back they were literally like brand new. Coated them and still look good inside today.
Had mine rebuilt at msd in 2010. When I got them back they were literally like brand new. Coated them and still look good inside today.
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I've ended the nasty msd under cap corrosion issue by coating the internals with CRC SP-400 . years back they had got so corroded the weights and springs were a frozen mess of rust
Had mine rebuilt at msd in 2010. When I got them back they were literally like brand new. Coated them and still look good inside today.
Had mine rebuilt at msd in 2010. When I got them back they were literally like brand new. Coated them and still look good inside today.