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Re: Fire crater Distributor Update
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Posted by rebuilder on September 03, 2004 at 18:20:32 from (216.241.135.164):
In Reply to: Fire crater Distributor Update posted by Duane E. Poole on September 02, 2004 at 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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