RE: hei upgrade questions ( several questions)

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For what it is worth, I sell auto parts in a commercial/retail auto 
parts store in California and I have only sold one or two mopar modules 
vs. many HEI parts.

On my own mopars, I've only lost one module and no resistors. Maybe I'm 
lucky and maybe there are just more guys running HEI distributors.

Also, regarding the wiring diagrams, I don't know what is confusing you, 
but I have seen some very clear articles and diagrams within the pages 
of Mopar Action and sometimes Mopar Muscle. In particular, Rick 
Ehrenberg has discussed the issues extremely well on numerous occasions.

Personally, I will stick with a nice, simple design that seems pretty 
reliable to me.

Just as a reminder, poor grounding is quite often the mysterious gremlin 
in electrical trouble-shooting.

Let us know how your HEI adventure turns out.

Bob 



Robert neal zimmerman wrote:
> 
> looking for anybody here that knows about the GM hei upgrade. 
>    since my distributors junk, I am going to upgrade to electronic
>    ignition in my 273 and I thought I would do this swap   as people
>    claim the car runs much better.
>     SO......
> anybody that knows about this swap want to contact me offline?
>    Neal Zimmerman, Eugene oregon
> 
> -- 
> http://www.fastmail.fm - A no graphics, no pop-ups email service
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