Did I need to do this? No. But just because I could...even though I'm major old school and can handle point gaps and dwells and such. Installed Pertronix #91847, plus their low ohm coil. Simple installation, but of course my fingers were crossed when I turned the key.
Shazam!...she lit right up. I know that a very few people in the world have had failures, but wtf, go for broke. I don't listen to the minority. But of course, the original points/condenser/and coil are hermetically sealed for that "just in case" moment. Electronics are great and usually last forever. But sometimes good old mechanical stuff is more bullet proof even if it takes a bit more maintenance
Shazam!...she lit right up. I know that a very few people in the world have had failures, but wtf, go for broke. I don't listen to the minority. But of course, the original points/condenser/and coil are hermetically sealed for that "just in case" moment. Electronics are great and usually last forever. But sometimes good old mechanical stuff is more bullet proof even if it takes a bit more maintenance
