Maybe I really am crazy...but
Well I have never posted a picture on here, but I will try. This is my old 1975 GMC dually. I have driven it for 32 years, put in a new engine many years ago, actually almost everything has been...
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The HEI conversion is more of a complete kit if you use the existing distributor shaft. I converted my old '72 Blazer and purchased a whole new distributor including shaft and just dropped in the whole schmee. The kits usually include everything including the module, coil, cap, rotor, etc... pretty much everything minus the wires and plugs.
When you put in the motor back in the day, did you use the original distributor? If it is the original it might be prudent to pull it and inspect the shaft play to decide if a new assembly might be the easier route.
This is what I dropped in when I converted:
Stock HEI distributor.
20 years ago it was only about $75.
When you put in the motor back in the day, did you use the original distributor? If it is the original it might be prudent to pull it and inspect the shaft play to decide if a new assembly might be the easier route.
This is what I dropped in when I converted:
Stock HEI distributor.
20 years ago it was only about $75.
