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Long story short, I'm looking for a non-vacuum, non-points distributor, same as or similar to the Aldon Automotive modified one. Points/condensor version considered under the right circumstances I guess. Please state which advance curve you have in any replies.

New, NOS, or good used all considered. Thanks.

Ian 450-550-6222 (ianmacp7) (at) (gmail) (dot) (com)

 

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Look at early 70's Ford Pinto and Mercury Capri 1600 after market parts, Russ

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thx, no.

vacuum advance adds extra complications, and I'm not convinced thats the best way to go regardless.

cheers

  • 5 months later...
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good afternoon!

 

i have the original distributor off my 1991 caterham super seven super sprint (1600 kent xflow motor) for sale; it is in good working condition, and is the non points type unit. its markings say 'Lucas 103FXYULS 7/94'. comes complete with cap (side exit wires) and rotor. i also have a complete set of racing plug wires for this disty, also. please see picture below for more info:

 

http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/2333/xflowdistributorlucas10oc0.jpg

 

i'll take best offer for it. thanks!

 

todd

(oh, i'm located near newark, de.)

 

 

 

Long story short, I'm looking for a non-vacuum, non-points distributor, same as or similar to the Aldon Automotive modified one. Points/condensor version considered under the right circumstances I guess. Please state which advance curve you have in any replies.

New, NOS, or good used all considered. Thanks.

Ian 450-550-6222 (ianmacp7) (at) (gmail) (dot) (com)

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I believe that's an Aldon-modified distributor for Ford Crossflow, which is good. The 103 FXYS model is a Ford Non-Vacuum Advance "Yellow" with Side-entry plug wire cap. Don't know what the "U" and "L" stand for (unless it has a Luminition Ignitor for the L?)...

 

See website at: http://www.aldonauto.co.uk/aprods.htm

 

I've used Aldon products on English Ford and BMC (Mini) A-series for years with very good results.

 

Best Regards,

Andy

1962 Marcos GT Gullwing

1968 Porsche 911 "hot rod"

 

 

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