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Being hub centric isn't a make or break. Probably 90 % of the people up here drive on winter tires and cheap steelies with universal( big bore) register holes. It's the clamping force of proper nuts, torqued proper that centers and holds the rim from moving.
And race cars.
Started getting my trebuchet ready for the annual fall fest. I am updating the throwing arm and the pull down cable. I have tune it again when it's ready.
I have won the past two years so I know a couple guys are gunning for me and another guy backed out
Pertronix II.Instructions say to by-pass the ballast. Also I just had a coil go bad that was on the car for only 3 years with little run time.
Checked the coil per service manual all checks good. ? Swapped for another coil and she fired right up !
There are other posts on this issue but this is a little different. I have a 66 383 with an older Pertronix unit installed and the car has been running well but I can tell it's been in there a long time and the Pertronix owner did not recognize the number on the unit. The cap looks well used...
Another thought, my rear discs take up almost of the wheel register. Even without spacers, I'd think everyone with rear discs is riding lug centric. Not sure if drums are thin enough to be much better.