Good Distributor

[1973dusterkid]

Whats a good Dizzy for a mild built 360 to run with a msd street fire or 6al box.

 

[RustyRatRod]

I thought you had a new one? Are you sure your problem is the distributor?

 

[Woods74]

O'rielly OEM replacement, switch springs, good to go.

 

[1973dusterkid]

I thought you had a new one? Are you sure your problem is the distributor?

I want to get something that I can get parts for at the local parts store so if something screws up I can fix it on the side of the road.

 

[Woods74]

Read above^

 

[RustyRatRod]

I want to get something that I can get parts for at the local parts store so if something screws up I can fix it on the side of the road.

Then use a stock Mopar distributor and put lighter springs in it and adjust your timing curve.

 

[ibleedmoparts]

I've never had an issue with a stock Mopar unit. Mine is a stock Dizzy and im running a higher CR and hotter cam than you are and it hasn't failed me once...sometimes all that hot rod garbage (MSD, etc) hinders a man. Trust a little in Ma'Mopar, she built factory hot rods pounding the crap out of Chebbies and Mustangs in the day on stock parts.

 

[Bad Sport]

Then use a stock Mopar distributor and put lighter springs in it and adjust your timing curve.

This...^^^^^^^^

 

[1973dusterkid]

Ok put the old original dizzy in had to order a cap and rotor button so will be a day before I can get it up and running.

Is this the kit need to change the advance
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mrg-925b/overview/make/plymouth

 

[Bad Sport]

The last time I looked the one you need wasn't available.

 

[Woods74]

Nope, HEI advance kit springs at the local yocal work just fine.

 

[1973dusterkid]

I was asking if the above link is the advance kit for a stock SBM dizzy that I just put back in.

 

[Woods74]

It could be, what I'm saying is the HEI re-curve kit works in my SBM dizzy, gives you 3 different size springs.