I always thought that was true.. evaluate a product for YOUR use and determine how much value it has to your application. And that's true for stuff like refrigerators, size, type, etc.

But this is about science. What provides the most reliable spark to that spark plug, makes the engine run the most efficient, gives you that sense of knowing you have the best available ignition system. Then, once our compadres all determine the 80's GM HEI with the big distributor cap does this, now we can ask the next question. Which is.. yeah, but that cap is bigger than Texas! Got anything that makes my Stovebolt still look like a Stovebolt? I am thinking after all this, Toms Mini still would be the answer for compromise.

But, Jason proved there is a third alternative. One NONE of us have explored fully. Using our very own distributor but making it TRUE GM HEI. Wow! Now we are talking! But I have a few minor issues with Jasons idea.. that the engineer in me keeps hollering.. we can use his wonderful idea, and make it better. Make it removable, less invasive. Not to undermine HIS efforts.. He is the pioneer here!

I am saying I guess.. give THAT system an evaluation and watch everyone say, I want that, hands down! And I am truly sorry for the drama.. feel bad.. ask the wife here. But, do I or do I not have a point?


Deve

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