JEGS
HEI Distributor for 1967-1991 AMC/Jeep 290, 304, 343, 360, 390 & 401 V8
555-40020
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Features:
- Performance Module for a Longer Dwell Circuit & Full-Coil Saturation
- Brass Terminal Cap & Rotor Give Maximum Voltage Output
- Adjustable Vacuum Advance
- Corrosion Resistant Coated Weights
- Welded Weight Pins are Extra Durable
- Standard-Type Iron Distributor Gear Made for Hydraulic or Solid Flat Tappet Cams
Applications:
- 1967 - 1969 290 4.8L V8
- 1967 - 1969 343 5.6L V8
- 1968 - 1969 390 6.4L V8
- 1970 390 6.4L V8
- 1970 - 1981 304 5.0L V8
- 1970 - 1991 360 5.9L V8
- 1971 - 1979 401 6.6L V8
Specifications:
Is the gear steel or iron? It says iron in the description but steel in the spec list.
should I use a different spark plug, if so witch one?
Is this a 4 pin or a 7/8 pin distributor?
Do you sell a replacement cap, module and coil for this distributor? Can gm hei parts be used? I’d be using this on a Jeep I take into the mountains and I want to be able to carry spare parts or know what parts I can find locally in an emergency.
Which plug wires would work best with this in my 1973 wagoneer?
Should the distributor gear be swapped to match the cam gear? Is this gear specifically made for the amc304 cam gear?
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