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Re: 8N side distributor trouble
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Posted by Jerry/MT on November 12, 2004 at 21:27:51 from (206.183.120.228):
In Reply to: 8N side distributor trouble posted by BOB 061 on November 12, 2004 at 15:18:56:
I had a badly worn distributor and found a place in Portland, OR (www.philbingroup.com)that rebuilds these old distributors for a flat $100 plus shipping. My bushing was worn and I needed a new shaft. I was much cheaper than a rebuilt distributor and I saved enough to sprung for a Pertronix and man what a difference! No points to mess with and it starts cold in a half turn and idles smothly. We don't have anybody locally that does this so I had to send mine off. You may be able to find someone to do it locally. If not, give the above address a try.
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