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This is the first time I have seen the JB Racing distributor up close and it looks very nice. Top quality in design and execution. Chevy parts ? right ?
Good job Mike!

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Old 09-17-2007, 01:44 PM
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12 pin dist.

Thanks Henry, the components are domestic in that the magnetic pick ups are the type that MSD and Mallory etc... use for production and racing applications. they for the most part are available at any speed shop or track side venders.

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I have ran the JB Distributor all season w no issues. I have completed every lap of every event plus a 2 hour enduro and several test sessions. Needless to say I am pleased w the product and have purchased 2 units.
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Great pics in this thread - enough to make me also forget plans for crank fire (maybe). Thanks guys!
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sorry to hijack the thread

HI Mike
I have just been on the shelf for a engine I am putting to gether and the dist' is one of these??









are the 2 leads out of the dist' for 2 MSD box's ? as I have only been suppled with the dist' and no paperwork for it, nice bit of kit and it is a lot better than the lase dist' the customer suppled, for his last engine,

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Hi Mike, I can mail or e mail you the complete set of instructions no problem, the twin pickups can be used 1 per MSD box or split the signal at the box end and use just one pickup and have one for a spare if needed ( I like the latter so you know there is a problem rather than running on just upper or lowers until its noticed) drop me a note Brunsmspts@aol.com with your info.

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Potential distributor options for a 930

I currently have Electromotive XDi twin plug ignition on my 930. I've been very pleased with it. Timing is easy for me to set and measure, it has been very reliable, was easy to install, and the MAP sensor that retards the timing as the boost/RPMs climb, has been a nice safe guard. Additionally, I like the cleaned up looks on the engine.

HOWEVER, I do love the looks of that big azz 12 point cap...even if it does mean that I'd gain back a little clutter. When I was exploring options during my engine rebuild, I just couldn't get my hands around all of the parts required to make the twin-plug dizzy work, in a turbo application; CDI boxes, coils, etc. Electromotive was a turn key solution, and that's why I went that way. I'm re-thinking this now, though.

Can one of our resident experts (Henry and/or Mike Bruns) please post what else is needed. What CDI boxes and/or coils one needs to buy? Are there other electronic options that would work with one of these dizzies?

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Twin plug system requirements :

Distributor
One or two CD (1-MSD 6AL will trigger two coils)
2 Coils: we use MSD Blaster SS
Harness (ignition)
Second wire set
Machine work for second plug in the heads
Machine lower valve covers for second plug connector
Plug Connector holders (gravity causes the connectors to fall off)
Some tachometer / CD combos will require a signal generator
Right foot extension to avail yourself of the performance enhancement (optional)

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