Speedmaster 6000 Series HEI Distributor Mopar Big Block 440
746-PCE376.1052
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These Procomp Electronics HEI (High Energy Ignition) Distributors are a perfect upgrade for the enthusiast looking for an easy-to-install performance distributor, to put on your daily driver or weekend warrior. Procomp Electronics 6000 series HEI distributors are packed with high-quality features and components. They feature a 65,000 V coil, medium-weight advanced springs, and an aluminum housing.
These distributors use a centrifugal advance assembly with coated weights and welded weight pins. Inside the distributors, the ignition module and coil work together to produce a stout spark to light the fuel mixture for great performance. The high voltage is transferred through a specially designed rotor to the brass terminals of the distributor cap and out to the plugs. The Procomp Electronics 6000 series distributors prove that quality does not have to be expensive!
Note: Does not work with tall valve covers
Specifications:
Will this item fit a 1967 440? The distributor insertion length must be 4 3/8 in.
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