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PerTronix Ignitor Electronic Ignition Conversion Kit (79-83 Mustang GT w/ Negative 12-Volt Polarity)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Features

      • Delivers twice the voltage to the spark plugs, increasing horsepower, fuel economy, and spark plug life.
      • 2:1 improvement over "points" in current fall time for increased coil output.
      • Rotating cobalt magnets trigger a Hall Effect integrated circuit; no points to burn; no moving parts to wear out.
      • Epoxy molding makes our module impervious to dirt, oil, grease and moisture.
      • Stable timing; no need for any adjustments.
      • Pair with a Flame Thrower Canister Coil for optimal performance
      • Legal in all 50 states and Canada (C.A.R.B. E.O. #D-57-22)

      Description

      The original Ignitor module is ideal for restorations. Ignitor Module Kits are extremely easy to install and fit into your original distributor to maintain your stock look. No additional ignition box is required keeping a clean look under the hood. Ignitors are available for most distributors that came with mechanical breaker points and will cover AUTOMOTIVE, MARINE, INDUSTRIAL and AGRICULTURE applications.

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