PerTronix Flame-Thrower Billet Distributor 1954-1963 Cadillac 331, 365, 368, 390 ci
751-D170700
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Cadillac 331, 365, 368, 390 ci
This precision-made D170700 distributor is part of Pertronix's line of direct-replacement distributors utilizing Ignitor II technology.
Pertronix D170700 Features
- Customize from street to race with the removable vacuum advance, the lockout device is included
- Everything is included to change the mechanical advance curve with the springs, the total amount of timing advance with the limiters, or use the lockout device for fixed timing applications
- Shaft supported by upper bearings and lower bushings to provide smooth ignition timing throughout the entire RPM range
- The 6061-T6 Billet aluminum housing is polished to a high gloss finish
- Gasket Included
Emissions:
This product has been granted a California Air Resources Board (CARB) Executive Order (EO Number) Exemption. It is legal to sell in California and any US state adopting CA restrictions when installed on the appropriate vehicle per the Manufacturer's Application Guide and Installation Instructions.
Specifications:
Are you sure this cannot be used on a 1952 Cadillac 331? The PerTronix website seems to suggest it will work on any pre-1963 Cadillac 331.
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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