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Re: Mag vs distributor question
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Posted by JT on April 25, 2007 at 16:22:44 from (70.226.233.56):
In Reply to: Mag vs distributor question posted by Charlie M on April 25, 2007 at 11:14:36:
Most people changed them because of lack of knowledge on how to fix a mag. I took the distributor off my M and put a mag on it, would never go abck to a distrbutor. Don't have to keep battery charged, pull it about 5 feet and off you go, or use the crank. My M sure starts easier with the mag than it did with the distibutor. But to each his own, but I think the mag actually has a hotter spark than a battery ignition.
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