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Hi guys, I'm looking to convert my delco 1112353 distributor to a pointless setup. Does anyone know of a kit.

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I ran a pertronix on a delco with that same Serial Number(On a 1950). Its a 1167 ignitor.

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If you do decide to go with pertronix I suggest calling them.
Give them your delco s/n, voltage, and have them tell you the correct set up.
There is more than one product for GM 6 cylinder.

Here is another suggestion.
Before you remove the distributor put your timing needle on the ball. Note where your rotor is pointing i.e. #1 or #6.
Then after you convert your distributor you will know exactly where your rotor should point when you drop it in.

I used the flamethrower condenser they offer. Its internally regulated.

Install new plug wires, cap , and rotor ,spark plugs at the same time. Increase your spark plug gap per the instructions

Then re-time.

Good Luck



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