Firecore standard dist here as well. Very adjustable, and uses standard electronic ingition. Get a good control module, FBO or NOS USA made.
I'm running the Pertronix 3 in my 68 440 RT and it runs perfect never had an issue with it and it eliminates the box and ballast resister.Hello,
I have a 72' with a 400ci 4bbl with a smallish Voodoo 10230703 Lift: .494"/.513" cam.
My distributor is next on the list, I think.
I have read MSD is the way to go. I'd also like to get rid of as much of the boxes on the firewall as possible (Ignition box, ballast resistor)
I believe 72 should no longer have points. The cap on the Distibutor I have now is pretty sloppy, that can't be good.
I also have RPM Aluminum heads, so I'd need it to fit.
Any suggestions or direction on this?
Thanks!
I am real happy with Pertronix Flame Thrower's in my 383's.Hello,
I have a 72' with a 400ci 4bbl with a smallish Voodoo 10230703 Lift: .494"/.513" cam.
My distributor is next on the list, I think.
I have read MSD is the way to go. I'd also like to get rid of as much of the boxes on the firewall as possible (Ignition box, ballast resistor)
I believe 72 should no longer have points. The cap on the Distibutor I have now is pretty sloppy, that can't be good.
I also have RPM Aluminum heads, so I'd need it to fit.
Any suggestions or direction on this?
Thanks!
I went with the Pertronix 3 because I like the built in Rev-limiter and this distributor has work greatI am real happy with Pertronix Flame Thrower's in my 383's.
That's why I went with the Pertronix you eliminate the box and Ballast resister. I looked at MSD but didn't like the big red box that you have to mount somewhere. Just depends on what you like both are good distributorsI used a MSD 3 wire run ready in my car for 10 years no problem and you get rid of the fire wall stuff.
How long have you had it? I wanted one of those since the model 2 versions I had in several cars 20 years ago worked great. I was talked out if it because the rebuilder said he’d seen many failures with the fancier models. My car is all stock so the model 1 has been fine, but I do wonder if I left any high rpm power on the table. My Edison on going with petronix at all was due to the stock underhood look. I even have a bypassed ballast so youd be pressed to even notice at a glance things have been swapped.I went with the Pertronix 3 because I like the built in Rev-limiter and this distributor has work great
It works without the box that is the way I am using it .That's why I went with the Pertronix you eliminate the box and Ballast resister. I looked at MSD but didn't like the big red box that you have to mount somewhere. Just depends on what you like both are good distributors
I have had it for 3 years and only had 1 issue and happy to say Pertronix stands behind their products, I like the under the hood look also so I left the Ballast resister and box on the fire wall but they are not functional.How long have you had it? I wanted one of those since the model 2 versions I had in several cars 20 years ago worked great. I was talked out if it because the rebuilder said he’d seen many failures with the fancier models. My car is all stock so the model 1 has been fine, but I do wonder if I left any high rpm power on the table. My Edison on going with petronix at all was due to the stock underhood look. I even have a bypassed ballast so youd be pressed to even notice at a glance things have been swapped.