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Determining what distributor you have 120-130

posted by  benski on  Thu Mar 4 04:08 CST 2010
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You might want to check your distrbutor bushings for wear. A lot of these 40 to 50 year old cars have some tired accessories on them. (I'm shocked!) If you have a bunch of money just waitng to throw at your beloved 122, check out 123 distributors. (Not as in 123GT, but their own brand.) A mere $400.00 or so will get you a state of the art breakerless, High energy ignition, and it lookks great, too! I'll probably refrain, however, as this represents about 50% of the market value of my car...






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