I know this subject has been covered in the past, but I am asking again for a fresh opinion. Both are good, both have supporters. No arguments there. I have always used the Uni-lite systems with great success. At 6500 RPM on the track, no mis-fires with the Unilite, and using a Crane HI-6 Ignition box in the Cobra.
I am doing a conversion in the spring, and am planning the following system:
Internal distributor electronic conversion (Unilite or Pertronix).
45 KV coil
8mm Black silicone wires
Hi-Perf Dizzy cap
Fresh plugs gapped at .040
I did this conversion on Chepie and the SCJ, both kept the stock look, and never fouled a plug again.
So, which system, Pertronix or Unilite, seems to run better & keep time?
Related question - Were you able to keep vacuum advance, and what were your initial timing settings? did you keep 6 degrees BTDC, or advance more with the hotter spark? the car is a 289 2V with Auto and 2.80 gears. I must also note the owner is a lady here, and VERY particular about her car.
Many, many thanks guys!
Dan
I am doing a conversion in the spring, and am planning the following system:
Internal distributor electronic conversion (Unilite or Pertronix).
45 KV coil
8mm Black silicone wires
Hi-Perf Dizzy cap
Fresh plugs gapped at .040
I did this conversion on Chepie and the SCJ, both kept the stock look, and never fouled a plug again.
So, which system, Pertronix or Unilite, seems to run better & keep time?
Related question - Were you able to keep vacuum advance, and what were your initial timing settings? did you keep 6 degrees BTDC, or advance more with the hotter spark? the car is a 289 2V with Auto and 2.80 gears. I must also note the owner is a lady here, and VERY particular about her car.
Many, many thanks guys!
Dan