ignition stuff?

Discussion in 'Small Block Tech' started by 409skylark, May 1, 2003.

  1. 409skylark

    409skylark Guest

    Im going to do a tune up to my 70 skylark 350 this weekend. So I dont get a blank stare from the teenager at the auto parts store can you tellme what the points number is? Plugs? Thanks! Drew in South CARolina
     
  2. IgnitionMan

    IgnitionMan Guest

    NAPA parts:

    Cap: RR165
    Rotor: RR167R
    Points: CS786
    Condenser: RR175 (3-5/8 wire length) or RR176 (2-7/64 wire length)

    DO NOT USE THE POINTS WITH THE CONDENSER MONTED TO THEM ("Uni-points"), USE SEPARATE POINT SET AND CONDENSER.
     
  3. 409skylark

    409skylark Guest

    Thank you! This will save some time as well as a what is that look! Have a great weekend! Drew.
     
  4. gstewart

    gstewart Well-Known Member

    ignition parts

    consider buying an accel cap & rotor (much better quality that than the regular aftermarket crap ) . i use the points/condensor combination & have no problem with it . u need a set of feeler point guages to initially set the points .
    but each to his own .
     
  5. buick535

    buick535 Well-Known Member



    If the parts counter guy cannot figure out how to look up points and a cap and rotor for that engine, he should not be standing behind a parts counter.
    Jim Burek
     
  6. TXGS

    TXGS Paint by numbers 70 GS 455 4spd

    Wow jim, Now tell us what you really think!:beer
     
  7. IgnitionMan

    IgnitionMan Guest

    Let me point one thing out, important, the NAPA cap and rotor I part numbered here are EXACTLY THE SAME PARTS AS THOSE SOLD BY ACCEL, only black instead of tan.

    These NAPA parts, and the Accel parts are made in Mexico, by Dana Corporation, same quality, same factory.

    To purchase the Accel parts over the NAPA part numbers I posted, simply from being incorrectly informed about quailty issues, is simply wasting money.

    And, NAPA has a value line, with the letters SB after the parts numbers (actually, the lesser line of Standard Blue Streak parts sold in NAPA boxes), that ARE NOT the better quality the regular NAPA parts are, so...don't use the SB suffix parts.
     

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