Distributor Specs?

[493 Mike]

Hi fellas, I am converting a 1982 Chrysler from Lean Burn to older style ignition. I have bought a conventional electronic distributor on E-Bay and I can't find any advance specs in my manuals. I appears to be a 1973 model, possibly form a truck? Thanks for any help!
Mike

 

[RJRENTON]

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Hi fellas, I am converting a 1982 Chrysler from Lean Burn to older style ignition. I have bought a conventional electronic distributor on E-Bay and I can't find any advance specs in my manuals. I appears to be a 1973 model, possibly form a truck? Thanks for any help!
Mike

Perhaps send the distributor to @Hallifaxhops with your specs/requirements and he will set the advance curve to your needs. He's located in Pa and is a subscriber to this form....and is an expert in Mopar ignition.....
BOB RENTON

 

[493 Mike]

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Perhaps send the distributor to @Hallifaxhops with your specs/requirements and he will set the advance curve to your needs. He's located in Pa and is a subscriber to this form....and is an expert in Mopar ignition.....
BOB RENTON

All I need is specs from a Motor manual. I just don't happen to have the manual I need. Thanks.
Mike

 

[RJRENTON]

All I need is specs from a Motor manual. I just don't happen to have the manual I need. Thanks.
Mike

If you don't have what you need, then you have nothing....except, perhaps, intentions......just get it done correctly, by @hallifaxhops rather than hack at it.....just my opinion.....
BOB RENTON

 

[oldbee]

I bet Halifax has the numbers saved. Maybe he’ll answer. @HALIFAXHOPS

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

The lean burn ran a locked out distributor that the computer controlled the curve and dwell on. To curve a dist to say a advance distributor you really need the motor internal specifications and what carb you will be using after deleting all the lean burn parts.