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SSR-III Ready-to-Run (RTR) Pro-Series Distributor for 1986-1993 Ford 5.0L TFI with Module
555-40527
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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:
Probably a dumb question, but why does this distributor come with an extra gear?
Is this a direct replacement, "plug-n-play" distributor for a stock 1987 Ford Mustang LX 5.0L V8 with a manual 5-speed transmission?
Will this work in a 1990 F150 5.0 with EFI and computer controlled ignition? Says not for computer controlled but appears to have correct connection for it??
Will this distributor work in my 88 Ford F-150? My truck has a stock 5.0 engine. If my stock distributor has an iron gear,will this one work?
Which gear comes installed on this distributor ?
Which gear comes installed on this distributor ?
Which gear comes installed on this distributor ?
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