Anyone try these distributors?
Trial and error. Not hard to do. just change/combine different springs or weights to get what you need. usually just springs.
random pic off the web...
Here's what you're dealing with...you can get weights and springs from anywhere. Coils, caps, modules etc are all over the place. Set it and forget it. I use the one like this that costs a little more but has the wider cap. Poles are spaced farther apart and the coil is IN THE CAP. I feel I get more easy adjustment this way but maybe it's in my head. Eliminates the coil wire, an external box, external coil and all the wiring. Makes the bay clean. I am unsure if this hits the firewall in a bodies. I dont think so. Maybe someone else knows for sure. Only diff between the small cap and big cap is the coil is external on the small cap unit. Just as good. I like it all self-contained. Cleans everything up and fires with a good strong spark.
fits in a 2000 dakota just fine.:cheers:
Trial and error. Not hard to do. just change/combine different springs or weights to get what you need. usually just springs.
random pic off the web...
Here's what you're dealing with...you can get weights and springs from anywhere. Coils, caps, modules etc are all over the place. Set it and forget it. I use the one like this that costs a little more but has the wider cap. Poles are spaced farther apart and the coil is IN THE CAP. I feel I get more easy adjustment this way but maybe it's in my head. Eliminates the coil wire, an external box, external coil and all the wiring. Makes the bay clean. I am unsure if this hits the firewall in a bodies. I dont think so. Maybe someone else knows for sure. Only diff between the small cap and big cap is the coil is external on the small cap unit. Just as good. I like it all self-contained. Cleans everything up and fires with a good strong spark.
fits in a 2000 dakota just fine.:cheers:
