Vacuum Advance/carburetor
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Vacuum Advance/carburetor
Hi,
I joined this site on my friends behalf, he doesn't have a computer, so I'm trying to find out for him certain things he wants to do to his truck. He has a 1986 F150 XL 300ci with a 4 speed.
He is in the process of restoring and making some minor modifications to it, he recently replaced the heads, piston rings, bearings, rear main seal, timing chain.
What he wants to do now is replace the electrical advance distributor and carburetor with vacuum advance set up. I have done these conversions before but not on a Ford. He wants to keep it a basically stock set up, so the question...
stock vacuum distributor for the 300?
carburetor, vacuum set up, no electrical plugs?
power source, keep the ECU or new connections?
Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Joe "joeytunes" Panzarella
I joined this site on my friends behalf, he doesn't have a computer, so I'm trying to find out for him certain things he wants to do to his truck. He has a 1986 F150 XL 300ci with a 4 speed.
He is in the process of restoring and making some minor modifications to it, he recently replaced the heads, piston rings, bearings, rear main seal, timing chain.
What he wants to do now is replace the electrical advance distributor and carburetor with vacuum advance set up. I have done these conversions before but not on a Ford. He wants to keep it a basically stock set up, so the question...
stock vacuum distributor for the 300?
carburetor, vacuum set up, no electrical plugs?
power source, keep the ECU or new connections?
Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Joe "joeytunes" Panzarella
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Originally Posted by joeytunes
Hi,
I joined this site on my friends behalf, he doesn't have a computer, so I'm trying to find out for him certain things he wants to do to his truck. He has a 1986 F150 XL 300ci with a 4 speed.
He is in the process of restoring and making some minor modifications to it, he recently replaced the heads, piston rings, bearings, rear main seal, timing chain.
What he wants to do now is replace the electrical advance distributor and carburetor with vacuum advance set up. I have done these conversions before but not on a Ford. He wants to keep it a basically stock set up, so the question...
stock vacuum distributor for the 300?
carburetor, vacuum set up, no electrical plugs?
power source, keep the ECU or new connections?
Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Joe "joeytunes" Panzarella
I joined this site on my friends behalf, he doesn't have a computer, so I'm trying to find out for him certain things he wants to do to his truck. He has a 1986 F150 XL 300ci with a 4 speed.
He is in the process of restoring and making some minor modifications to it, he recently replaced the heads, piston rings, bearings, rear main seal, timing chain.
What he wants to do now is replace the electrical advance distributor and carburetor with vacuum advance set up. I have done these conversions before but not on a Ford. He wants to keep it a basically stock set up, so the question...
stock vacuum distributor for the 300?
carburetor, vacuum set up, no electrical plugs?
power source, keep the ECU or new connections?
Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Joe "joeytunes" Panzarella
http://www.performancedistributors.com/forddistributor.htm
Also, there is now an excellent installation article on the D.U.I. Distributor on the Ford-Trucks.com site at:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/idx/0/358/article/DUI_Ignition_Installation_In_A_Ford_351W_V8.html
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