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| - | For 1200s you'll want to upgrade to at least a magnetic pickup and ignitor non points ignition. The #1 goal is to get rid of the unreliable and ever-wearing contact points. You can also easily use ignition boxes like the accel 300 or MSD 6AL or pretty much any other box with a little work. Some people modify the engine to use a crank position sensor for fuel injection. | + | [[Category:Engine Electrical System]] |
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| - | [[Category:Engine Modifications Ignition]] | + | For 1200s you'll want to upgrade the [[Distributor]] to at least a magnetic pickup and ignitor non points ignition. The #1 goal is to get rid of the unreliable and ever-wearing contact points. You can also easily use ignition boxes like the accel 300 or MSD 6AL or pretty much any other box with a little work. Some people modify the engine to use a crank position sensor for fuel injection. See main article:[[EI|Electronic Ignition]]. |
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| + | Secondly, for better performance, get the distributor recurved. See [[Spark Curve]]. | ||
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For 1200s you'll want to upgrade the Distributor to at least a magnetic pickup and ignitor non points ignition. The #1 goal is to get rid of the unreliable and ever-wearing contact points. You can also easily use ignition boxes like the accel 300 or MSD 6AL or pretty much any other box with a little work. Some people modify the engine to use a crank position sensor for fuel injection. See main article:Electronic Ignition.
Secondly, for better performance, get the distributor recurved. See Spark Curve.