Reliable ignition system?
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It's a sort of preventative maintenance thing.
Searching this site, chatting to a couple of tuners etc leads me to believe the most common need for the AA truck is MSD death. Considering the squillions of these units in service it seems to me Ultima drivers suffer disproportionate levels of failure.
The car's going to be used to lots of trackdays so I know I have to get a dry sump on it double quick and in the same way I just want to try and predict which other bits are going to go wrong ( replace nasty v-belts with modern multi-V system?)
Stuart
Searching this site, chatting to a couple of tuners etc leads me to believe the most common need for the AA truck is MSD death. Considering the squillions of these units in service it seems to me Ultima drivers suffer disproportionate levels of failure.
The car's going to be used to lots of trackdays so I know I have to get a dry sump on it double quick and in the same way I just want to try and predict which other bits are going to go wrong ( replace nasty v-belts with modern multi-V system?)
Stuart
We used the Hi-6 from Crane Cams and mounted it inside the cab against the bulkhead behind the driver's seat.
http://www.cranecams.com/index.php?show=browsePart...
Reliable and inexpensive.
Dave.
http://www.cranecams.com/index.php?show=browsePart...
Reliable and inexpensive.
Dave.
Thanks for the ignition thoughts. I was guessing that overheating the 6AL from the headers was mostly to blame but I see that the Cobra blokes suffer a bit as well - their engine bay must be cooler(?)
Having had many years of wonderous reliability from Scoobs and Evos, going back in time to something with a distributor and a barstering carb makes me nervous .....
Having had many years of wonderous reliability from Scoobs and Evos, going back in time to something with a distributor and a barstering carb makes me nervous .....
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