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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Cooterville, Cackalacky
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I actually did both!!!! After my engine rebuild I ran the Electromotive XDi crank-fired inductive system. For nearly two years, and 12,000 miles it ran flawlessly. However, I always wanted the largish 12-point dizzy. At the time of my rebuild, I just didn't have my hands around all of the parts needed to run the big dizzy, so I went with the tried and true Electromotive system (soon to be for sale) due to it being a "turn-key" solution. So when I discovered the JB Racing twin-plug dizzy, I just had to have it...
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Location: Raleigh, NC
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I too have the Electromotive crank fired system on my car, and have about 11,000 trouble free miles, as I drive the 964T quiet often during the warmer months.
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Ted at German Prescision in Santa Clara CA... out in your neck of the woods Dave Brown at Speedwerks in Thomasville NC
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