JEGS HEI Distributor for Small Block Ford 351W V8
555-40013
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Small Block Ford
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Note: Use 555-40656 Bronze distributor gear for roller camshafts
Features:
- Premium red HEI (GM style High Energy Ignition) style cap with male brass terminals
- CNC machined aluminum housing
- Magnetic style pickup
- No ignition box required
- Designed for carbureted applications only
Specifications:
Distributors with Easy One-Wire Hook-Up
JEGS Ford HEI Distributors make switching from an old breaker-point ignition to a high-energy ignition (HEI) a breeze with the one-wire hook up. Designed for pre-1987 and late model non-computer-controlled vehicles, these distributors contain solid brass terminals, multi-layer caps, cast aluminum housing, 65,000 V coil, fully-adjustable mechanical and vacuum advance, and shafts that are guided by precisely-aligned bushings to provide both smooth and reliable operation.
I HAVE A 94 F150 WITH A ROLLER 351W, WAS EFI AND WENT TO CARB. I HAVE A EDELBROCK PERFORMER RPM. WILL THIS DIZZY WORK WITH MY TRUCK?
What do I gap my spark plugs at with this distributor? I also have a roller cam do I need to get another gear for it?
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