Eastwood lists them for $82.00 (www.eastwood.com) with 10% off thru 12/31.
although states it for 6 cyl. 54-62. Don't know if it would fit a 216.
Believe it's the best price i've seen.
Nick K.
51 261 3100
74 454 Vette
Oak Island, NC
James Tye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That sounds like wha
?? All I get is Coca The Wonder Dog , looks nice but I didn't notice
any Christmas tie ins
If you want family Christmas humpour , you should be here ! .
-Nate
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is a link to a page on my website of my favorite "P
Back in my Ford building days, I had a 66 F100 I installed a
pertronix into, it worked great for a long time, then it developed
this syndrome where it would shut off while driving every now and
then under acceleration. Long story short it was the same deal, the
plastic of the reluctor where i
They don't do direct sales , you'll need to get the correct part
number from them then order it up from any hot rod parts place ,
I've been able to get them for less by going to the V.W. parts
places
Pertronix is in San Dimas , Ca. but they don't want to deal directly
with the customer
THANX , Roy ~ several people have told me about this same problem
and I didn't know the answer , the ' Hoobie ' is called the Reluctor
and yes , it needs to be correctly aligned with the Hall Effect
Generator on the breaker plate to function well . there's also an
air gap measurement betwee
For those that missed it click on the links on the bottom of your page for
some nice photos of trucks and nice cars.
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Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 2:32 PM
Subject: Re: [old-chevy-truck] Re: A little Christmas laughter
>
> no Christm
no Christmas tie in other than I sent it on Christmas, sorry, thought some
might think it was cute and get a chuckle out of it.
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Ole Chevy and GMC trucks rule!
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If you look up Deves most excellent site there's a simple tech
writeup on valve adjustment you can do with the _hot_ engine
stationary , you'll like it I think .
Fentons are cool (sort of) but always have fittment issues as the
ears for the special washers are different heights than the ear
Recent experience on the Pertronix. They have apparently improved the design
in that no resistance check was asked for. I am using a stock coil no
problem. Mine is a 6V system and the engine is a 216. It does all that Nate
says it does. However, I ran into a problem that had me scratching my he
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "thebeemanone"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi All
>
> I have a 1959 Chevy 3100 I want to replace the steering wheel column
> with a tilt wheel.
> I have heard that 73-77 GM mid-size cars work best?
>
> Has anyone out there done this and how did it tu
That sounds like what I want alright. I went to the Petronix website and I
can't get the bottom line out of them. How much is this doo dad and who sells
it. I assume if Petronix sold it directly they would have set up on the web to
do it, but you can't even get an email address.
t80c26 <[EM
This can be a great conversion or a total disater leading to your
beloved truck being junked or wrecked so before you change
anything , go to the Chevy Duty forums and ask in the Task Force
('55 ~ '59) section as many there are hot rodders who've done this
for better and worse , they'll give
This is a link to a page on my website of my favorite "PERSON" and although
I may be a little biased, I think she is very funny.
_http://www.customvehicleart.com/html/cocoa_files.html_
(http://www.customvehicleart.com/html/cocoa_files.html)
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