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Looking for A Vacuum Advance Distributer


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Mmmmm just checked and they are not selling units but doing send in core to get rebuilt back

 

Not sure if that is quick turnaround

 

I would call Steve at Bluntech or pony up $ for 123 unit... the latest rage ??

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Would a 123 pass a visual smog inspection (despite being a vac advance distributor that’s likely to be better than a 40 odd year old, worn out distributor)?

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Carbs: They're necessary and barely controlled fuel leaks that sometimes match the air passing through them.

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If your car is a CA 1976 with a manual transmission, you will need a distributor with a vacuum pod that supports advance and retard connections to pass the visual inspection.  If it is a 76 49 State car or a CA 1976 with a factory auto, your distributor has a pod with 1 advance connection, and you could use the 123 Ignition distributor.  Are you passing the emissions test, but failing the visual?

 

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There is a visual inspection and a 123 will likely fail that before they even hook it up to the sniffer. Any non-original replacement part needs a CARB tag to be compliant like they did with the Weber 32/36 when the Solex replacement was no longer available.

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