JEGS
SSR-III Ready-to-Run (RTR) Pro-Series Distributor for Small Block Ford 221-302 V8
555-40047
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Ford
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Fits:
- 1962-1963 Ford 221W V8
- 1962-1965 Ford 260W V8
- 1963-1968 Ford 289W V8
- 1968-1995 Ford 302W V8 (Except 5.0L)
Includes:
- Power extension cable
- Tachometer output extension cable
- Vacuum advance block-off plate (black)
- 3 Bushings and 4 springs for mechanical advance
- Color-matched spark plug wire retainer with screws
Features:
- No ignition box required
- Fully adjustable mechanical advance
- Small diameter cap for tight engine bays
- Designed for carbureted applications only
- Magnetic style pickup with high-output module
- Black cap & body with solid brass male terminals
- CNC-machined billet aluminum body with a hardened steel shaft
Note: JEGS 40047 distributor is made for a 12V electrical system with an alternator. It is not compatible with a generator and cannot be used with a ballast resistor.
Emissions: Not legal for sale or use in California.
Specifications:
What type of distributor gear does this come with? Is it compatible with a comp cams flat tappet cam?
Will I need a MSD box anb coil
Will this gear work with this distributor? Mallory Replacement Alloy Steel Distributor Gear Small Block Ford V8 Part Number: 650-29418PD
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