Speedmaster 7000-Series Ready-to-Run Electronic Distributor Chevy 348/409ci
746-PCE376.1095
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Procomp Electronics 7000 Series Cast Body Ready-to-Run distributors are the perfect upgrade for your outdated and worn out stock distributor. All that is required to install one of these distributors is to hook up two wires and you are Ready-to-Run!
A maintenance free magnetic pick up inside the distributor is used to trigger a state of the art ignition module under the chrome cover. The increased output of this self contained ignition easily outperforms stock ignitions and helps to smooth out the power-band from idle to high RPM. For stability and endurance, an oversize steel shaft spins in a top mounted sealed bearing while an extra-long sentried bushing guides the shaft at the bottom of the housing. To increase gas mileage, we included a vacuum advance assembly, and you can tailor the mechanical advance curve to suit your engine. For excellent street performance, the 7000 Series Cast Ready-to-Run distributor is the best choice!
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