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what is a good distributor for a reasonable price.
- Thread starter zach78k5
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You won't see extra kick against a GM distributor.
Some claim better starting, I haven't owned anything but GM, so I can't comment. I CAN say that my GM setups have NEVER failed me, eveen though most are as old as the vehicle.
Obviously, pieces fail from wear, but nothing out of the ordinary. Dyno resulsts aren't used in ignition advertising because HEI is plenty for "low" (non-racing) RPM's. You can upgrade the coil for better performance, but again, HEI is plenty for a non-race motor.
Some claim better starting, I haven't owned anything but GM, so I can't comment. I CAN say that my GM setups have NEVER failed me, eveen though most are as old as the vehicle.
Obviously, pieces fail from wear, but nothing out of the ordinary. Dyno resulsts aren't used in ignition advertising because HEI is plenty for "low" (non-racing) RPM's. You can upgrade the coil for better performance, but again, HEI is plenty for a non-race motor.
surpip
1 ton status
i bought a petronix flamethrower HEi and i liked it alot /forums/images/graemlins/waytogo.gif
odoa3
1/2 ton status
I just picked up a Mallory out of Summitt Racing for $150. I think my old dis. was pretty worn out. It woke the K5 right up /forums/images/graemlins/waytogo.gif
go with a GM, factory reliability!
