Points or no points? That is the question.

[1963JAM]

There is a ton of it out there now.

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Thank you very much for this new insight. And thanks for the charts. I've been looking for that info with no luck.

 

[1963JAM]

There is a ton of it out there now.

http://[URL]https://www.forabodieso...-tell-nos-parts-from-nors-at-a-fast-look.399/

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Also who does make a reliable ECU?

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

Doing what I do I really have to be carefull of the parts I get in. Way to many fake Mopar stuff out there. Think the worst scam is the newer Mopar Electronic kits. Made by proform, but authorized as direct connection. Really crap and have a super fast curve on most of them.

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

Also who does make a reliable ECU?

Now? Crapshoot. FBO has one that is made mostly with components made in USA. Good one but not cheap. The HiRev 7500 was a decent one from my testing. Think they stopped making them. Find the older pre 1995 stuff if you can. I really like the Petronix 510 set up just like MSD, but reliable and 1/4 the price. Really depends what you want to achieve. Points will always get you home if you understand them.

Just a guide here

How to tell a "fake" ECU from a real one

There are a ton of fake ecu's out there two easy wats to tell at a glance are the height of the transistor, usally the fake ones are around 3/8" high and a real one 5/16 or so. Another way to tell at a glance is if there is printing on the...

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[toolmanmike]

There is a ton of it out there now.

How to tell NOS parts from NORS at a fast look

OK I want to show how to tell NOS parts from NORS packaging, easy to get fooled by it. NORS Usually says Relaces xxxxxxx or Authorized Mopar, Also the logo is different NOS Mopar Always has the correct logo. If it has a supersedes on it...

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I like the star. Six point and not a pentastar. LOL

 

[1963JAM]

Now? Crapshoot. FBO has one that is made mostly with components made in USA. Good one but not cheap. The HiRev 7500 was a decent one from my testing. Think they stopped making them. Find the older pre 1995 stuff if you can. I really like the Petronix 510 set up just like MSD, but reliable and 1/4 the price. Really depends what you want to achieve. Points will always get you home if you understand them.

Just a guide here

http://[URL]https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/ams/how-to-tell-a-fake-ecu-from-a-real-one.315/

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Thank you Halifaxhops for the valued info. I'll keep the patchwork electronic ignition going with the info you gave me. Meanwhile I'll be looking for a points distributor to prepare myself in the event the electronic ignition leaves me stranded one more time. I only put a thousand miles a year on my time machine cruising about.
Thanks

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

PM Me have them done or if not in a core to rebuild.

 

[1963JAM]

PM Me have them done or if not in a core to rebuild.

I did try to PM you and I got some message about I exceeded 15 message something or other.

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

I will shoot one to you

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

Your inbox is full. Have to empty some out or go gold member