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Using a Bosch 139 Module to run stock point ignition 120-130

posted by  malloy1 on  Sat Jan 29 13:30 CST 2011
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I did run the car today for a 60 mile round trip on the highway (average about 65mph), and it really seems to run better. The vacuum advance isn't hooked up (085 dizzy), and still using the armour coil.

Planning on changing the coil out to see if a newer one would be better.

If somebody wants to try it out, I would be happy to put one together (for parts and shipping - figure around $20) for somebody to give me their opinion of the setup.

Paul






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