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Electronic ignition for I6???

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65straightsick

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There isn't much to do for performance. But for reliability i want to add an electronic ignition so it won't take as much to fire her up in the winter. Do they make Electronic ignitions for A 6 cyl. I just need the ignition box that sits in the distributor. Possible?
 
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Electronic ignition

I believe pertronix makes one for you



http://www.pertronix.com/
 

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they should have a pertronics usnit for it.
 
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All right thanks, hey one more question, i am thinking about rack and pinion from TCP or somewhere. I really only wany power steering but the R&P kit seems to be the best way to go, would one of these kits clear 2.5 hookers on an I6 or do you know?
 

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another alternative is to get a duraspark distributor (and the duraspark box) from one of the newer 200s at scrapyard. as for the steering rack, to get a general idea you can run a broomstick from both mounting locations (keeping in mind the rack is thicker than a broomstick)
 
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Not bad, i heard about the duraspark distributor but i think the one already on the engine works fine, unless of course this would help the upgrade to electronic ignition. I found the kit from pertronix, it is apparently a 10 minute job that proves very easy. Can't wait to hop back under the hood to do something constructive to kill time waiting for a rebuild.
 

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5.0n66 said:
another alternative is to get a duraspark distributor (and the duraspark box) from one of the newer 200s at scrapyard. as for the steering rack, to get a general idea you can run a broomstick from both mounting locations (keeping in mind the rack is thicker than a broomstick)
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I'm not so sure you can get duraspark for a 200. Duraspark didn't start til 75, did anything use the 200 in 75?
 

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I'm not so sure you can get duraspark for a 200. Duraspark didn't start til 75, did anything use the 200 in 75?
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They used the 200 (or 3.3 Litre inline) up through the 80's...

check out www.fordsix.com they have info on the duraspark swap there as well as a couple performance ideas!
 
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