Napa Part No. Echlin MO-3000

older mopar racing manuals used to have instructions to file rotor end to a point so the spark would have a nice sharp point to jump from :burnout:

the one i had was early 70's and yellow cover. looked like a phone book...let me know if i need to explain "phone book" to any of you kids :glasses7:

hey TrailBeast, have you run this before? i've seen a few where the cap was maybe on the tight side of spec or the distributor was worn and it caused some, let's say havoc, inside the cap

Some caps are not machined straight brand new (Like the MSD's) and the rotor will sometimes rip the cap right off on the first crank over.
I pulled my dist when I installed mine, then turned it by hand to make sure it cleared.