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Duane E. Poole

09-02-2004 06:48:05

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Have just purchased a set of Fire Crater pistons for my Super AV. Am looking to locate info on where to find a distributor update. Vendor, Part number?,,,, What it actually does,,,,, , Is it different weight system? Shaft? Any info would be helpful.
Thanks Duane

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rebuilder

09-03-2004 18:20:32

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to Duane E. Poole, 09-02-2004 06:48:05

Duane E Poole:

Your fire crater pistons change quite a few things in the distributor to bring out the power. The drive shaft will have to be changed from 30 degree to 22 degree advance shaft and the governor(weights) spring package standard#358108R91 to fire crater springs#372785R91 Distributor number standard#357935R91 to fire crater part number(for complete dist.)#372712R91. Everything else is the same. I have found that I.H. is not stocking all the older spring packages for specials like fire crater or L.P. models. I know I used these springs last year but from time to time I have to use the next best spring package due to availability problems. Post if you have any problems or other questions.

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Duane Poole

09-28-2004 07:08:36

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to rebuilder, 09-03-2004 18:20:32

Thank You for the response.

Sounds as if you have done more than one of these.

Is the part number 372712R91, a shaft only, or is it a complete distributor?
I have looked at my specs in my manual and it tells me that I have a 40 degree full advance shaft .The distributor plate says that it is 40 degrees as well. Is there a different shaft(distributor) that must be install? Different than the one you gave me. Does this shaft (dist) change the dwell? Is there an old factory manual on the fire crater parts ? If so , where can I find one?

Thanks for your help so far.
I'm sure I will need more.
Duane

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Ramon from NC

09-02-2004 19:55:21

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to Duane E. Poole, 09-02-2004 06:48:05

Duane, Where did you get the fire craters? Someday, I am considering putting them into my 100 and I"d like to know where I could get them. Thanks Ramon

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Duane E. Poole

09-03-2004 06:09:20

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to Ramon from NC, 09-02-2004 19:55:21

Ramon,
I found them from a company in Ill.
Webers Tractor Works (Justin Weber)
Phone Number 618-783-4102,,507-434-0876
wtw@weberstractorworks.com
They needed Frame serial number,Engine serial number,block part number,head part number.
Good Luck with your hunt
Duane P.S. I was told they can be gotten at a dealer.

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Stan(VA).

09-02-2004 19:10:15

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to Duane E. Poole, 09-02-2004 06:48:05

Yes,
It changes the distributor advance curve and reduces the max advance. Kit includes a new shaft/plate assy, and new advance springs. Don't have the part numbers in front of me, have seen NOS kits occasionally on eBay.
Stan(VA).

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MagMan

09-02-2004 09:58:05

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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update in reply to Duane E. Poole, 09-02-2004 06:48:05

Check with the IH dealer that sold you the fircrators they should be able to supply the kit. Or if you did not buy them from the dealer check with them anyways. JON

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