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I asked one question here about a gasket for power valve. Not one answer from all the experts. Except send them to NY to have rebuilt. Haha. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Use the gasket shown in this thread. Also use the power valve provided in the kit. Requiring special machining is a myth to rip you off. The kitted one works just fine. Did mine a month ago. Works like a champ.
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I have run Pertronix conversions for quite a few years and regardless, I now run a ballast resistor after having burned up way too many coils ....
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