Non-vacuum distributor for 911 SC

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Non-vacuum distributor for 911 SC

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As title, looking for a non-vacuum distributor for a 911 SC
The stamping on the body is 0237 303 003

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There is one for sale over on Impact Bumpers
https://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/ind ... ent-432456

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AndrewSlater wrote:There is one for sale over on Impact Bumpers
https://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/ind ... ent-432456

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Thanks for the heads up, unfortunately I'm not subscribed on that forum so can't contact him
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I’ve got this one. Different numbers so perhaps not right at all. £250 if it’s any good and I can send more pics if needed.
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Thanks Tim, will ask the guys building the car.
What car/engine did it come out of?
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No idea. I got it to test 6-pin cdi boxes
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Tim's distributor is from an early ('77/'78 ?) SC ...

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Lightweight_911 wrote:.
Tim's distributor is from an early ('77/'78 ?) SC ...

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My engine number, according to the Red Book is July 1980, so more than likely is not suitable
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Would this be suitable as advertised on DDK today??


https://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewt ... 6148e4ce5a
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Nine One One wrote:Would this be suitable as advertised on DDK today??


https://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewt ... 6148e4ce5a
Saw that earlier but it does say not SC.
As it happens the link that PeterK put me onto has solved my problem
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