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Fech · 09-14-2020, 01:06 PM

Hi All,
Thank so much for your input. Yes. I have not experience with classic cars, and Unfortunately the pickup is abroad, and nobody there knows or want to " fix it".
So, calibration the old dizzy is an issue besides the lack of parts suppliers. The practical solution in this case is installing the speedway electronic distributor. Please provide pictures or videos how to install this new distributor. I purchased also, the recommended spark plugs cables and coil. The pickup was converted to 12v. (Not 6v batteries available or too expensive).
Thanks

09-14-2020, 01:06 PM	#19
Fech Member Join Date: Mar 2019 Posts: 41	Re: 1939 pickup new distributor Hi All, Thank so much for your input. Yes. I have not experience with classic cars, and Unfortunately the pickup is abroad, and nobody there knows or want to " fix it". So, calibration the old dizzy is an issue besides the lack of parts suppliers. The practical solution in this case is installing the speedway electronic distributor. Please provide pictures or videos how to install this new distributor. I purchased also, the recommended spark plugs cables and coil. The pickup was converted to 12v. (Not 6v batteries available or too expensive). Thanks Last edited by Fech; 09-14-2020 at 01:17 PM.