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I installed this Pertronix igniter onto a new, but low quality, dizzy (included with the sale but do not recommend using without testing). Was used in a 1977 Bronco to replace the factory ignition May work with other vehicles.
Pertronix works great but the dizzy wouldn’t hold timing...
My current setup has a stock style, rebuilt master cylinder designed for the 77 power disc brake arrangement. I can’t say if it has a check valve or not.
The distribution block is also a more modern unit. From memory, it’s a PV-2 for disc-drum. I may swap this to a PV-4 to eliminate it...
That’s a great kit and price! thanks @Yeller . I’m going to add some extra parts brake lines, e-brake cables…. They’ll also work well for the mustang 9” rear too!
Do I need to change the m/c or distribution block?
thanks again!
Many of you have offered advice and things to check on my dragging brakes. I give up on them. I’m buying a disc brake kit. Budget is $700 for the brake kit.
Details:
I have no idea which rear is under this truck so the kit will have to be adaptable to the different backing plate bolt...
High-performance Holley Sniper EFI system includes a black 4-barrel throttle body with an integrated ECU. This kit has a handheld touchscreen controller, a complete wiring harness with an oxygen sensor, and various fuel line fittings and brackets. The system is designed for easy bolt-on...
Honestly…. This rear is supposed to be a 77…. But I had to source backing plates and all hardware. I found all the right pieces but it took some creating searching and $$.
I’m about to just say F (forget it!) and buy JBG’s disc brake kit that’s advertised to be usable on all Bronco rears...