Distributor rebuilders or parts for?

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Gilbert '71 T
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Post by Gilbert '71 T »

Cheers for the offer Steve, I think I'm being a bit too fussy that's all, it's not a problem, I just wondered if anyone knew a rebuilder, I'll probably look further into getting it done over the winter, I also have a CDI lined up as well now :) I'm sure you'll have no trouble shifting those bits once you have that twin-plugged goodness in place 8)
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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Steve you have PM
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Dumb Question

Post by domtoni »

Chaps,

I put up the following post, and wonder if the stumbling is coming from the dizzy, which is not right, or the fuel system. I think the fuel system is OK, and the first guy who worked on the car said the dizzy is off. Will the car stumble if the dizzy is not to spec?

Thanks
Dom
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Post by domtoni »

Got the following from Pelican, and I can say that most of the stumbling has disappeared. I think that the distributor will need some further work to totally elminate the rest of the stumbling.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthre ... did=285399
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ER Polybronze bushings, turbo tie rod ends, and 21/26mm torsion bars
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