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Vacuum Advance Electronic Distributor Fits Mopar Big Block 413/426W/440 "RB" & 426 Hemi V8 Engines
555-40506
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Forged Vacuum Advance Electronic Distributors
JEGS 555-40506 Vacuum Advance Electronic Distributor Features:
- Fits Mopar Big Block 413, 426W, 440, "RB" and 426 Hemi V8 Engines
- Designed for use with the stock style plug wires and have the correct electrical connector for use with the Mopar wiring harness
- Ideal for use with the Mopar electronic ignition conversion kit with the orange, chrome, or gold ignition box
- Polished aluminum housing for great looks and long life
- Features centerless ground polished distributor shaft, sealed ball bearings - both top & bottom, adjustable vacuum & mechanical advance, and stock style cap & rotor
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Who actually manufactures this distributor and it does it have adjustable advance down inside the distributor is this an old accel design?
What advance curve kit will fit this unit?
Will this distributor fit a 354 for 1956 hemi? If not, do you have one that does
Do you sell a cap to fit this distributor that will accept HEI style plug wire ends?
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