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Old 11-02-2020, 02:12 PM   #18
steviemack
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Re: HEI Distributor Wiring

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Originally Posted by Steeveedee View Post
What gauge is the wire? The HEI likes as close to battery voltage as you can get it, that's why it's a 12 ga (?) wire. The wire you have may have too much voltage drop when the engine is running. You could check that easily enough, just check with the voltmeter at the connector on the distributor. Is your meter high impedance? It should say on it. I'd recommend a high impedance meter so that not too much power is taken off the wire when you sample it, which could make the voltage reading lower.
I am pretty sure it is 12 gauge wire. It's almost as big around as a pencil. I will double check the voltage when running. Maybe it's my imagination but it seems to be running even better now.
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