few more posts
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ansen-crossflow-153-chevy-engine.1041534/#post-11792997
Dizzy:
https://www.cardone.com/product/distributor-30-1410
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/remanufactured/cardone-distributor-remanufactured/a1c0/301410
I know a few salvage yards up in the land of beer and cheese that would have them. however they are pick-your-own and they do not have websites.
rebuild parts for the old dizzys can be had at NAPA. bushings used to be about $6 to rebuild a dizzy. now about $13
new advance pots can be had
however with a turbo, the advance curve will be wrong. not to mention light throttle cruising
@matt167 , will reach out to Jerry on stovebolt/inliners as he may have an early 153 dizzy. additionally, there are some alternatives to the MSD boxes.
I moved your post from an inactive old thread to your own. please read the rules you agreed to when you signed up.
regarding your motor. being a used motor. you should be servicing the cooling system with a new raw water pump, pressure testing the gear box, verifying compression, and...
I was referring to it being cheaper for Merc. the plastic ones are about 7 cents to buy, the stainless ones are about $1. retail is a completely different matter.
Yes, the Delco EST is all electronic.
Give Tom at stovebolt a shout. He does HEI dizzys for the 2.5/3.0 and the 196/330/250/296 inliners.
tom@12bolt.com
You can also run an MSD 6014 and a trigger wheel
when you go to pull the motor out. pull the carb apart and clean with a can of carb cleaner. then re-assemble. that way a year from now you are not fighting with fuel residue gummed up in the carb
Unless you ran out of toilet paper, get a factory manual. Or go to old mercs. I think they have old manuals
Swap the cable to the other side of the bracket at the control
kenda has wheel/hub combos
martin wheel has them
marathon tires has them.
tractor supply, Mills Fleet farm, Blains Farm and Fleet, northern tool, your local farm co-op. all will carry them
just google trailer wheel with integral hub.
the relay is just a switch. so yes, removing the relay removes the load prior to the relay. that didnt tell you anything as there is no load
what is the current you are getting with each load? have you looked at the chinesium coil?
have you did a resistance measurement to determine which...
