Distributor Ideas ?

Discussion in 'Stock Appearing' started by ToddsGS, Jul 29, 2010.

  1. ToddsGS

    ToddsGS Founders Club Member

    Looking to see what some of you guys recommend for a Distributor for a Stock Appearing 455.

    I'd rather not run a points style, but looks are important so want something that looks "stock".


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  2. Eagle

    Eagle Well-Known Member

    I WILL Post The Name Of What I Used Its Elec Motor Or Somthing Like That I Have The Paper Work At Home And I Will Post It For You Tonight It Akk Fits In The Cap And No One Will Ever Know Its Not Stock
     
  3. flynbuick

    flynbuick Guest

  4. Eagle

    Eagle Well-Known Member

    Lectric limited is the one I just put in my car simple install. instructions said I needed to mod the rotor a little but mine fit perfect with out anything. used the oem wire for connection. They did say not to use high power / voltage coils. stock coil only so far very happy with the system
     
  5. bigblockbuick70

    bigblockbuick70 Gold Level Contributor

  6. flynbuick

    flynbuick Guest

    Pertronix has too many failures and it is not seemless like the Lectric Limited kit.
     
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  7. NitrousJim

    NitrousJim James L. Howard

    Couple of questions about the lectric limited. Do you have to use your distributor or do you buy a drop in unit thats brand new? Will this system work with a MSD6AL box?
     
  8. Eagle

    Eagle Well-Known Member

    you use the dist you have and only a stock coil or the module may fail. I would not use it with anything from MDS. A MDS unit would spoil the stock look you are after
     
  9. Jim Weise

    Jim Weise EFI/DIS 482

    Todd,

    If your not opposed to hiding an aftermarket multi-spark box (they hide well under the driver seat.. :Brow: ) then I can build you a magnetic pickup trigger distributor that will look exactly stock, and have the right advance canister in it that looks stock, but works well with modified motors.

    Only difference is the two wire connection coming out of it (at the stock location).

    It's the way to go, with what your building.

    I would agree with Jim that the Lectric limited conversion seems to be the most stable, that I have run, but we have had some good results with the Pertronix 3 lately.
     
  10. Gary Bohannon

    Gary Bohannon Well-Known Member

    Jim,
    Will my vintage 1963 BUICK factory tach work with pertronics 3 MULTIFIRE?
    Pertronics did not know!
     
  11. Madmax69

    Madmax69 Well-Known Member

    I used a pertronix in the stock distributor to trigger a MSD 6AL hidden under the passenger seat. Works great and really improves cold start running.
     
  12. Jim Weise

    Jim Weise EFI/DIS 482

    Gary,

    It might, I did not hear from my last customer that he had any tach issues, in a 70 GSX with it.. but your 63 might be different.

    JW
     
  13. jj455

    jj455 1970 Stage 1

    Todd, I run a Mallory laser unit with a filter. It is a trouble free unit. There are several others in the Pure Stock Muscle Car Drag Races that have used the same unit without fail for several years. A piece of cake unit to put together yourself. Jim
     
  14. d7cook

    d7cook Guest

    The Mopar orange box is a little bigger than a pack of smokes and works well. Costs less than $50.

    http://www.v8buick.com/showthread.php?t=206567
     
  15. The Devil

    The Devil Well-Known Member

    I'd VERY MUCH like to see pictures of that MSD trigger distributor, I'd bet it looks EXACTLY like the ones the guy that did them first do, DAVE RAY, from Dave's small body HEI's. I can then compare them to the distributors Dave has done for me that are MSD trigger conversions. Just interested in what is out there.

    So far, nobody has stepped up and posted pictures of them. What is so secret about it all?

    Regards,

    Milton.
     

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