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modified dizzy plate
 ddgonzal  2019/10/7 10:13  Tell a friend
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| Late model Distributor plate (top) vs early plate (bottom). When fitting the newer distributor to a 1967-1973 engine, cut where yellow marks are -- not where this one is cut. |
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| mitey1200 |
Posted: 2006/6/5 6:38 Updated: 2006/6/5 6:38 |
Not too shy to talk   Joined: 2006/5/15 From: Posts: 26 |
 Re: modified dizzy plate So wot exactly will this do?  |
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| rb20 |
Posted: 2006/6/5 6:42 Updated: 2006/6/5 6:42 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2004/8/29 From: south australia Posts: 1532 |
Re: modified dizzy plate i think this needs to be done when using a distributor from an a12 where it is mounted at the front of the motor
in one that is mounted towards the rear of the motor some wone may prove me rong
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| ddgonzal |
Posted: 2006/6/6 2:49 Updated: 2006/6/6 2:49 |
Moderator   Joined: 2001/5/3 From: 48 North Posts: 31599 |
Re: modified dizzy plate That's right. The two plates are the difference between 1967-1973 engines (distributor at front) and 1974-2006 engines (distributor in middle of block).
Use any distributor you want, but keep the plate that matches the engine. I've updated the photo description to be more informative.
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