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Ignition parts?

well the time has come.. the motor is back from the builder and realized i need new wires, plugs and distributer. its a 2.7 from a 77 911S. any suggestions would be appreciated.

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I use red Clewett spark plug wires sold by our host. Very pleased with their performance and look. You can’t go wrong using Bosch spark plugs. Just get the proper size and heat range for your engine. Can’t really help on the distributor; what happened to the original that came with the engine?

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+2 for the Clewett wires.

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Thanks guys. Just received my package of ignition parts and its about to go in. Its been so long since i pulled it out. Any suggestions on the easiest way installing it?. I would hate to do something stupid at this point. Any help would be great. Also what oil is recommended ?

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