Tech Talk & Articles > GM Cars

HEI Distributors

<< < (2/2)

Jethro:

--- Quote from: sms777 link=topic=3849.msg24117#msg24117 ---G'day Jethro,
Did you forget about me? :rol:
You do not have to go to Ecklers to buy a dizzy that was made in China, you can buy the same here on Ebay for $70. I am serious.
I have used them before, the last one simply exploded while driving along. You will find one out of a thousand that may work well for years but 90% of them garbage.
There is a new dizzy on the market made by Professional Products.
I have used these billett dizzys in six of my engines in the last 12 months and they are superb quality and they half the size of the HEI which can be a bonus in a Corvette.
The website is www. professional-products.com
You want the Powerfire distributor part#3000
They are available locally, i can get you one for $295.00

Cheers, Chris.  
--- End quote ---


Hey Chris,

I was hoping ya's chime in:smile::smile::smile::smile: I reckon I might take ya up on that, "i can get you one for $295.00" and then I'll swing up one day and get you to do install??? this dizzy would also allow for my Techo drive? :fingers::fingers::fingers::fingers::fingers:

LeighP:
I've been looking over the Professional Products site...they have some pretty nice products.
I like the distributor....the manual external knob for minor timing adjustment reminds me of the same system on my 54 Chevy 6 cylinder....was a good idea then, too.
They have a cool EFI system and there is a neat "Fuel On Demand" regulator box which basically drives your electric pump at whatever speed is required to supply the programmed fuel curve (and its programmable)....very neat, works on carbs and EFI.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[*] Previous page