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Highlights

  • Max-Fire distributors feature a digital CD ignition and an electronic-advance distributor in one unit, don't need a separate ignition box, require absolutely no fabrication to install – just drop it in and fire it up
  • Unilite distributors have a one-piece self-contained optical module for a complete stand-alone ready-to-run ignition that never varies or wears out
  • E-Fire distributors don't need a separate ignition box and have their own single-stage rev-limiter, a fully adjustable vacuum advance and boost retard, and 7 preprogrammed advance curves to choose from

The advance assembly is mounted on top of every MSD distributor. Each model is supplied with different advance springs and stop bushings so you can easily tune in a timing curve to match your engine and application.
 

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MSD introduced the first aftermarket distributor crafted from a billet of 6061-T6 aluminum. These Pro-Billet Distributors are now available for most popular domestic V8s and several other popular engines. You’ll notice that there are several versions of distributors available. There are similarities across the distributor line, such as the upper ball bearing and seal design to guide the QPQ coated shaft or the non-magnetic pickup, but there are several lines available that fit different applications.

Pro-Billet - Requires an MSD Ignition (6 or 7 series)
This pretty well covers all of our distributors, however this is our traditional distributor. This is our most popular distributor and they require an MSD Ignition Control such as a 6AL or 7AL-2 Ignition Control. The distributor has a 2-pin connector that plugs directly into an MSD Ignition. These distributors are available from AMC to the famous W-Chevy motor. They’re built for everything, from powerful street cars to racers. Some have vacuum advance while others may be locked out. The important thing to note is that an MSD Ignition Control is required and are identified by the 2-pin connector.

Ready-To-Run - No MSD Ignition Box required
MSD offers a line of distributors called Ready-to-Run. The biggest visual difference is that the distributor has a 3-pin Weathertight connector. These distributors have a built-in ignition module, so an MSD Ignition Control is not required. They’re simple to drop in and connect with three wires (power, coil negative and ground) making them favorites for street rods and muscle cars.They also have a gray tach output wire to trigger a tach or even an aftermarket EFI system, such as the Atomic EFI. Plus, there is now an adjustable rev limiter!

Crank Trigger Distributors - Requires an MSD Ignition Box
Like the name implies, these Pro-Billet Distributors will require a crank trigger to fire the ignition. These distributors do only that, distribute the spark. There is no trigger mechanism and no advance. They are meant as high performance, racing distributors. They are easy to identify with the lack of wiring and their lower stance.

Oem Upgrade - No MSD Ignition Box required
MSD also offers several distributors that are Pro-Billet designs, yet they’re suitable as performance replacements for OEM models. Examples include the popular Ford TFI used in Fox bodied Mustangs. These distributors feature increased strength and support, yet incorporate the factory style module, pickup and connectors for a drop-in replacement.

Street Fire Distributors - Depending on model may require an MSD Ignition Box
MSD offers a high quality, value based line of distributors called Street Fire. Street Fire distributors are new distributors based around a cast aluminum housing and built to deliver performance at a value based price. 


Artiklar

How Does A Dual Sync Distributor Work And When Do You Need One? - 04/19/2021

Conventional distributors use centrifugal weights and springs to affect the engine timing. Essentially the faster the distributor spins, the more the weights move away from the center of the distributor, and that alters the engine timing in turn.

Although that design worked well enough for decades of automotive applications, it’s not exactly cutting edge tech by today’s standards, and it isn’t particularly user-friendly when it comes to tuning. - Read More


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