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dereknkathy 04-16-2016 09:21 AM

will somebody please design an ignition control setup for the small cap HEI? I mean how nice would it be to be able to buy a junkyard distributor and dial in exactly the advance you want at the rpm you want?

SB 04-16-2016 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by dereknkathy (Post 4429058)
will somebody please design an ignition control setup for the small cap HEI? I mean how nice would it be to be able to buy a junkyard distributor and dial in exactly the advance you want at the rpm you want?

The Daytona Sensors box will do it, as I had used the Crane HI-6M to do it. Basically, you just bypass the module and use the magnetic pic up.

MILD THUNDER 04-16-2016 09:52 AM

MSD has an E curve distributor, and Crane had something similar I think too.

I still think the daytona box is the way to go though

Steve H 04-16-2016 03:36 PM


Originally Posted by SB (Post 4429062)
The Daytona Sensors box will do it, as I had used the Crane HI-6M to do it. Basically, you just bypass the module and use the magnetic pic up.

Holley HP EFI does it too

apollard 04-18-2016 03:24 PM


Originally Posted by TomZ (Post 4428866)
So much for Mallory... owned by MSD. And no longer available.

Great...

THe normal GM distributor you find in any junkyard will do. They were used as-is by Merc, Cruisader and others on the engines. THey have the screens for flash already installed from the factory. Then just pickup a D1965 module and you are set.

TomZ 04-18-2016 03:38 PM


Originally Posted by apollard (Post 4429799)
THe normal GM distributor you find in any junkyard will do. They were used as-is by Merc, Cruisader and others on the engines. THey have the screens for flash already installed from the factory. Then just pickup a D1965 module and you are set.

Gotcha. Is that module marine specific?

I'm going to fool with the Merc stuff tonight. If I get no joy out of it, then I'll go the Delco route.

Thanks!!

dereknkathy 04-18-2016 04:27 PM

Yes, that is a module with a basic advance curve built into it. I wonder if the automotive module has any advance in limp mode? It might just...

apollard 04-19-2016 08:07 PM


Originally Posted by dereknkathy (Post 4429817)
Yes, that is a module with a basic advance curve built into it. I wonder if the automotive module has any advance in limp mode? It might just...

I've read that the cheap aftermarket modules don't. No idea about the OEM. Be interesting to get a junkyard GM module and try it.


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