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Want to change to Electronic Ignition. Help ??


I am going to remove the points from the project that I am working on. Im keeping the car close to stock, but want to remove the points. Looking at buying something from Cip1.
What are my options as I really dont know anything about the various kits or new distributors available.
Like i said, the car will remain almost stock, so there wont be any upgrades to the engine apart from ignition system.

Any advice or help would be appreciated

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Jeremy

ps Its a '71 super
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posted on June 6th, 2011 at 05:46 PM



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posted on June 6th, 2011 at 06:00 PM



Ok - hope this helps

1 Pertronic or Compufire - cheap ($100??) and fits exist dizzy. OK-isk
2 Scorcher - This is what I have. New dizzy, not reused 009 - but still has a rotor. All Bosh parts, readily available. Been VERY happy. $400ish
3 Dis-X $600ish individual coil pack. No rotors. Good but have "HEARD" of some unknown failure. Not proved in my books and I will probably go this way when I have some money to waste
4 MSD - lots of money and options. For the serious




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posted on June 6th, 2011 at 06:53 PM



What about buying a PERTRONIX VACUUM ADVANCE (SVDA) DISTRIBUTOR with the electric ignition already installed ?
The car currently has a mechanical advance distributor, so is it worth paying a bit more for the vacuum ?

The Pertronix vacuum advance (with ignition module installed)
and a Flame thrower coil
Will cost $250 AUD including postage, but if i do decide on getting anything i might wait till Cip1 puts there deals up again, just missed out on the 15%off one
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posted on June 6th, 2011 at 08:43 PM



How about you try Rod Penrose. He's local and he may have what you're looking for if you tell him what you're after. It may be cheaper as well.
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Hi

check out aircooled.net for SVDA Distributors...
with Pertronix fitted...

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posted on June 7th, 2011 at 05:35 PM



Hey Lee

Read your email and check out the Distributors, but which of them are you refering to ? Then ACN SVDA or the Pertronix SVDA? Also will i need to upgrade the Coil if i purchase one of these ?

Jeremy


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