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solid state conversion/spark plug gap #43037 04/15/2004 2:35 AM
Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 23 Ohio B bordercollie Wrench Fetcher
bordercollie Wrench Fetcher B Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 23 Ohio	My '61 C-10's 283 has that Pertronix-style points replacement for the distributor. I don't know too much about that system, I'm not even sure this is a Pertronix (I'll check on that tomorrow). Someone mentioned to me that maybe the original spark plugs can't be used, that I need ones with larger gap? Anyone know about this?

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solid state conversion/spark plug gap	bordercollie	04/15/2004 2:35 AM
Re: solid state conversion/spark plug gap	baldeagle	04/15/2004 3:35 AM
Re: solid state conversion/spark plug gap	Hotrod Lincoln	04/15/2004 4:38 AM
Re: solid state conversion/spark plug gap	bordercollie	04/15/2004 1:26 PM

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