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twin plug info

What brackets are out there for running twin coils for twin plug dizzy? I would like something that looks some what period correct.

Also what needs to modded for the back dated heat duct for the 12 plug cap? Any pics?

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I used the coil brackets that came with the MSD Blaster coils.

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what about the heater duct mod? any?
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I used the fiberglass heater backdate piece available from Smart Racing.



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edit..........................Also what needs to modded for the back dated heat duct for the 12 plug cap? Any pics?

thanks guys

The left side turbo air duct works as well as anything, and looks correct. You can also modify a early duct to work.

Be careful with how you mount the Blaster II coils. They are oil filled and if you mount them vertically or up-side-down they will leak and fail. They can actually catch on fire.
That is why we stopped using the Blaster II and now only use the Blaster SS.


BTW: your Supertec Gen I twin plug distributor and wires shipped today. Enjoy. Remember, lots of pictures
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If you are keeping your heat you need to use the turbo part or modify your own. If you do not need heat in the car, use the backdate kit. I need heat so I modified mine based on a picture Henry posted for me. This is mine.


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I have got one for sale from a turbo, as I am not going to be using heat anymore... 30 bucks plus shipping..its yours...
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Thanks guys for the pics and help. i of course will modify my own simply because I can.. This helps a bunch and henry I will post tons of pics thanks again
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The left side turbo air duct works as well as anything, and looks correct. You can also modify a early duct to work.

Be careful with how you mount the Blaster II coils. They are oil filled and if you mount them vertically or up-side-down they will leak and fail. They can actually catch on fire.
That is why we stopped using the Blaster II and now only use the Blaster SS.


BTW: your Supertec Gen I twin plug distributor and wires shipped today. Enjoy. Remember, lots of pictures
Henry, dont you mean horizontally. I would think having them vertical with the top facing up would be the safest way....
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Ben, are you going to trigger and time through the MS box? I want to do this and then route through a 12 plug dizzy. Modern electronics with vintage appeal.
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The distributor was custom built for Bens engine. The advance curve and retard were designed to match his engine specs. The only thing needed at this point is a CD or two and right foot pressure.
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Look what turned up in the mail saturday.. It will take some time to make progress currently I am putting hardwood floors in the house and remodeling the kitchen so time is sparse but knew you all would like to see this along with a picture of the car its going into(the black turbo)
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You have some nice cars there Ben!

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