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i helped a friend install his engine this afternoon. he needs a distributor. does anyone have a good second hand one they will part with, or failing that the part # for the mallory one.

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Never mind - I did what I should have done in the first place, and found the Mallory thread from a few months back. $179 is less than he was quoted for a rebuild.
 
Alan- 179? Best price I could find was 318. Whose your source. I email Mallory for the correct part number ,never heard back. Could only finf part # for 6 cyl. Jag.Please let me know!
 
OOPs, I was in that discussion. Your going to do dual point and not electronic?
don
 
I have no idea. It's not for me - I'm doing coil on plug.
Actually now I think about it, I could sell him mine...
 
recieved my Mallory unilite and was wondering what coil anyone was using? Also,do you use the CD ign.?
don
 
Did I miss something or is this less the tachometer drive? Are you guys converting your tachs to electronic for this switchover? I just bought a spare for this reason and was considering doing just that. Any recommended sources for the conversion?
Thanks!
 
Sorry, I went back and read previous posts and saw APT for conversion.
 
The dist. comes without the drive gear and is available fromTRF for $16.00. Revington also does the conversion and someone else had it done for about $100.00. They are across the pond though. I'm thinking about follow the instruction on the web and retro fitting a new tach into the Smith case.
don
 
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