MSD 6A ignition bypass? '71 w/350

[MAC71Cheyenne]

Just was asking for a couple suggestions on the wiring of the module since he said he had done several.
Open to anyone for hints and tricks.
Have any, Like to hear them.
Thanks!

[Ironangel]

Originally Posted by MAC71Cheyenne

Just was asking for a couple suggestions on the wiring of the module since he said he had done several.
Open to anyone for hints and tricks.
Have any, Like to hear them.
Thanks!

Unless you plan on rapping that motor against the rev limiter you dont need the box. Locating a good factory GM HEI distributor from a late 70's thru 80's V8 truck or car would be my first choice. The Summit, Jegs, Speedway, etc. dizzy's are Chinese based ProForm knockoffs including the MSD Street Fire. The MSD Pro-Billet line of dizzy's including DEI's line of dizzy's are assembled in the US using "globally sourced components" placing them one click above the $100 Chinese knockoffs. I'm not going to push anything not made here in the US. With that said I will tell you that the MSD Ready To Run 8360 distributor with 8202 Blaster II coil will eliminate the need for the box "and" provide a built in programable rev limiter. Option A, get a good rebuilt factory HEI dizzy for around $100...Option B, Spend the $500 for the MSD Ready To Run dizzy, coil & wires...

[MAC71Cheyenne]

I like that idea! Simple question, simple answer.
Let yah know how it goes.

[Barnfind46]

I am running an HEI from Summit under the Accel brand. I am sure it was made in China but was good quality and the truck runs flawless. $87.00.

[Mts67C10K20]

Sorry have not logged in for a few days
When I said used a few was referring to the hei distributors only
Which are a plug in factory replacement
I am afraid I have no experience with the other
May be best to wait for the tech if your not shur
Good luck