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Starter Ignition Circuit

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Sosei, Jan 29, 2011.

  1. Kerrynzl
    Joined: Jun 20, 2010
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    If your dizzy is the same as in the picture [ with the coil in the cap ] YES!

    They are a very good distributor, and simple to wire up, just 2 wires
    one to the ignition, and the other to a rev counting device
    It should have Batt and Tach embossed on the cap .

    The Batt terminal is to the ignition switch.

    please note:
    All "aftermarket" rev counting devices [ that is Tachometers, Shift Lights , or Rev Limiters ] have the same wiring code worldwide
    Red = switchable power [ key]
    Green = signal from coil
    Black = earth

    You can wire all three in parallel if you need to

    The green wire on a rev counter goes to the "tach" terminal on an HEI
     
  2. Sosei
    Joined: Feb 3, 2010
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    from Texas

    hallelujah,,,, !!!!!!!!!! It was the damn jumper cables. I went to advance and bought a Pos & Neg cables for the battery and. Now that shes a crankin. The belt is just turnin. What a great day
     
  3. Kerrynzl
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    Congratulations from the other side of the world!!
     
  4. Sosei
    Joined: Feb 3, 2010
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    from Texas

    One giant step for my 52. We have ignition complete! Next step adjusting.

    I guess i need to figure where all that jumbo goes from the carb. The lines going in and out. I want it as simple as possible. I wouldn't mind plugging up what wont be needed from the carb.


    I learned alot today thanks to the H.A.M.B. and everyone who threaded.
     
  5. Sosei
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    Sosei
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    from Texas

  6. newsomtravis
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    from pville, ca

    you shouldn`t need much at all to the carb, just a fuel line maybe a vacuum advance to the dizzy.......can plug most everything else, send some pics and we can do some more work.....congrats on gettin the electrical figured out...
     
  7. Sosei
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    from Texas

    I am not sure about the gap for the new plugs anyone know for the 350 Chevy. .045?
     
  8. Kerrynzl
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    45-50 thou is OK
    An HEI can spark up to 60 thou, it was originally a lean burn smog ignition.
    as RPM and compression increase ,the gap should be reduced

    My race car ran a 30 thou gap for 12.5:1 compression and 7000rpm
     
  9. newsomtravis
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    from pville, ca

    for stock, 35 to 40 gap........
     

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