pertronix for mallory dual point 2527501

[rodderbilly]

Hi all...some of you is running a pertronix on mallory dual point distributor with mechanical adavance?can you help me to know what pertronix will fit?thanks

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

The Mallorys are either a model YC or a model YL with the YL being the smaller diameter of the two.

The YC with 4 lobe cam uses a ML187A and the YC with a eight lobe cam uses the ML189.

The smaller YL unit uses a ML181 unit........

[rodderbilly]

Originally Posted by BUBBAS IGNITION

The Mallorys are either a model YC or a model YL with the YL being the smaller diameter of the two.

The YC with 4 lobe cam uses a ML187A and the YC with a eight lobe cam uses the ML189.

The smaller YL unit uses a ML181 unit........

the 9ml-181 kit is for the same mallory but is a pertronix 2?

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

Originally Posted by rodderbilly

the 9ml-181 kit is for the same mallory but is a pertronix 2?

yep just add the 9 in frt of part number for ignitor 2...

[rodderbilly]

thanks Bubba!

[19Fordy]

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rodderbilly; I used the following Mallory conversion kit when I converted my Mallory YL-2527501 dual point mechanical advance distributor to electronic in 2003. Also installed matching coil and filter to protect from electrical spikes. I have heard very good things about Pertronix and realize Bubba is the best, but I just wanted to give you my limited info.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/maa-558/overview/
Also installed this coil:
http://mallory-ignition.com/ignition...coil-2338.html
Also installed this Power Filter ( surge protector):
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BWAO2G/...B000BWAO2G</b>

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

rodderbilly,


I gave you the wrong information as i thought you had a model YL or YC distributor. I just looked in my catalog and went on with my day.

19forty is correct your distributor is a later 27 series Mallory. and would need a different module like he shows in the above post..

Be careful on coil selection as the mallory is confusing with two coils #29216 at .700 ohms and # 29219 at 1.4 ohms . they look very much alike but most modules will have a much shorter life using the lower resistance unit....

[rodderbilly]

Originally Posted by BUBBAS IGNITION

rodderbilly,


I gave you the wrong information as i thought you had a model YL or YC distributor. I just looked in my catalog and went on with my day.

19forty is correct your distributor is a later 27 series Mallory. and would need a different module like he shows in the above post..

Be careful on coil selection as the mallory is confusing with two coils #29216 at .700 ohms and # 29219 at 1.4 ohms . they look very much alike but most modules will have a much shorter life using the lower resistance unit....

yes i know the mallory but i in the hamb i read good things about the pertronix....i try it in Europe too,...so i'm going to buy the 9ml-181......now i have in my mallory a 29217 coil that has 1.4ohm impedence mated with a 1.6ohm ballast,last ballast was a tru-tech ru11t with 0.5ohm impedence....but changing to the 1.6ohm ballast i don't have good results....i read that a 3ohms total impedence will be good....

[rodderbilly]

Originally Posted by 19Fordy

rodderbilly; I used the following Mallory conversion kit when I converted my Mallory YL-2527501 dual point mechanical advance distributor to electronic in 2003. Also installed matching coil and filter to protect from electrical spikes. I have heard very good things about Pertronix and realize Bubba is the best, but I just wanted to give you my limited info.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/maa-558/overview/
Also installed this coil:
http://mallory-ignition.com/ignition...coil-2338.html
Also installed this Power Filter ( surge protector):
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BWAO2G/ref=asc_df_B000BWAO2G2843550?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&ta g=pg-64-86-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395097&creativeASIN=B000B WAO2G

thanks ..i try a pertronix seller here in Europe..i'm going to buy a 9ml-181 pertronix...hope i'm going on the right way because i'm changing a lot of spark plugs....