electronic distributor install?
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electronic distributor install?
How is done? I got a dizzy and coils outta a 84 GSL (for 20 bucks!!! )but I just can't find any write ups on the board on how to wire it up to replace my tired old points dizzy.
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WooHoo I can't wait to install this puppy... so is it true of what I hear; smoother idle, better fuel economy and bit more power?
thanks,
matt
WooHoo I can't wait to install this puppy... so is it true of what I hear; smoother idle, better fuel economy and bit more power?
thanks,
matt
yup, yup, and sorta yup.
you won't notice a HUGE increase in fuel economy, so don't go selling your Geo Metro, but the idle will be smoother, the throttle response will be a bit quicker, and above all, you don't have to deal with crappy points and condensers EVER again
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Oh Goodie! hehe... would a couple of blaster coils for a 5.0 work cause my dad has a couple laying around from his cobra and said I could use them if I wanted to.
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Got it all setup and on the first turn of the key the car fired right up and purred like a kitten.
MAN does the motor idle better, throttle response is crisp, and the exhuast note sounded a bit different; cool.
Thanks for the help guys,
matt
MAN does the motor idle better, throttle response is crisp, and the exhuast note sounded a bit different; cool.
Thanks for the help guys,
matt
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No pictures, because of the lack of a digital camera.
So I'll explain it - It's rather simple actually and only will cost you around $20.
All you need is to purchase an Empi Vdub Traction bar (I had one laying around from my project drag bug). Flatten out the two end support in a vise, drill a couple of 1/2" holes in your rear strut tower (remember to remove the rear panels first) and get two 1/2" bolts with nylon locking washers... bolt it up and you'll be done!
The rear end seems better planted around turns, but it could also be psychological
Looks cool and I have gotten quite allot of oooohh's and aaaahhh's over it's chrome finish.
Enjoy,
matt
So I'll explain it - It's rather simple actually and only will cost you around $20.
All you need is to purchase an Empi Vdub Traction bar (I had one laying around from my project drag bug). Flatten out the two end support in a vise, drill a couple of 1/2" holes in your rear strut tower (remember to remove the rear panels first) and get two 1/2" bolts with nylon locking washers... bolt it up and you'll be done!
The rear end seems better planted around turns, but it could also be psychological
Looks cool and I have gotten quite allot of oooohh's and aaaahhh's over it's chrome finish.
Enjoy,
matt
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