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Replace Marelli Distributor w/ Bosch

So, I have a Marelli distributor on my 69 2.0 T. Obviously, I'd would like to replace it with a Bosch, so I can do a real tune-up. Does anyone know what the Bosch part number is, and has anyone done this before?
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good luck finding one. they're rare as chicken's teeth. the hot tip these days is to machine down a 72-77 distributor to match the smaller base of the marelli. requires a complete disassemble and a trip to the local machine shop.
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Thanks, John.
That's a great tip. I can machine the base myself. Are all of the other dimensions ok as far as you know? I'm assuming the depth is ok, just the diameter of the housing?
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P.S. Oh! Did those distributors have both advance mechanisms? I assume I would disable the vacuum and keep the mechanical w/ original curve?
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the depth on the later dist is longer, but you just machine the length the same as the marelli, and use the early clamp, so that's not a problem. a new o ring groove must be cut. the vacuum unit is a retard, so it's not used. set the timing to 35° total. the cast adjustment flange is also removed from the later unit. just last week or so, FISHCOP posted a pic of the one he made. all polished up, looked nice.
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I've got a brand new one.I'll look later today and get the number off it.They are not cheap.
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Thanks!!
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Should be the same right? Or was there a different case used for the 2.2?
Sounds like I have a few options. I appreciate the help.
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Thanks to John Walker Workshops. This is the results of my effort converting a 2.7 to work in my 2.2T. You'll notice I had the vacuum unit totally removed with a blanking plate. I also had the unit re-graphed to my motor and modern fuel when I was finished.

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For what it's worth here is the number;
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Thanks again, everyone, I think I'll track down a 2.7. Prolly easier. And less expensive...

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