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SSR-III Ready-to-Run (RTR) Pro-Series Distributor for Small Block and Big Block Chevy V8
555-40520
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SSR-III Ready-to-Run (RTR) Pro-Series Distributor Features:
- Magnetic Trigger
- Forged Aluminum Housing
- Easy 3-Wire Hookup
- Small Diameter Distributor Cap with Solid Brass Male Terminals
- Ready to Run... No Additional Ignition Box Required
- Vacuum & Mechanical Advance
- Centerless Ground 0.500 in. Diameter Shaft with Upper Sealed Roller Bearing
- 35% Higher Output Voltage
Specifications:
does this have an adjustable vacuum advance?
Will this work with a 6-71 supercharger on a 350 chevy
will this coil, Part Number: 555-40155, work this this distributor?
Do I need to run a ballast resistor with this distributor? My application is chevy 327 in 66 caprice.
is there any other distributors with a smaller diameter base
will this unit work with a MSD 6425 box and a Blaster 2 coil, what gear should be used with a comp cam hyd roller cam, can I get it with a black cap or will a black MSD cap work
Will original '69 SS 396 points cap work on this dist ?
what is the cap diameter?
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