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Old 05-01-2012, 07:15 PM   #1
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Distributor - which one?

My '70 402 had an HEI when I bought it, but I am restoring it to stock-appearing. As much as I want a factory-appearing setup, I'm not ready to live with points.

I like what I've read about the new Igniter III module (rev-limiter, multiple spark, etc, without a box). But I really don't want one of their chromed-out billet distributors.

Problem is, right now I don't have a stock distributor to convert. And I'm worried if I grab a junkyard unit I'm asking for trouble. So I'm wondering what I should do... grab an O'Reily auto parts remanufactured unit and then install an Igniter III module?

Put another way, what's my shortest and cheapest path to a factory-appearing small cap distributor with a modern module (like the Igniter III?)

Thanks!
Dave
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