How To Install A Distributor

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[SalterRacingEngines]

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[kengilmore]

Thank you so very much. Finally a down and dirty method. That two inch trick. Old 283. Worked on the balancer.

[larrystamey]

I have been building engines for 50 years. I enjoy your videos and correct information
Keep up the good work.

[cuttnhorse]

I’m 70 years old and thank you for sharing your expertise! Ole street rodder from back in the day. Had renal cancer, chemotherapy etc. but still tinkering when able. Cost for me has gone way up to go real fast these days with all the technology. Still try to keep up with it though. Ronnie East, Tennessee

[markdrewett]

Its not easy to get top engine builders to give up what they have worked hard to learn over the years, so thank you very much. I also just watched your tappet clearance and adjustment video and highly... highly recommend it too.

[DavidB]

You know a few decades ago, before we hade YouTube we had chiltons or hays repair manuals. It was all we had.
Those old manuals have a lot of basic knowledge that is very valuable for people starting to learn.
I have several different ones for my 74 Camaro, and the 92 Chevy truck.
The old ones have wiring diagrams too.
Yeah distributor wrenches are great.
Yeah even a good stock ignition will light you up.
The full msd in the 74 Camaro, msd distributor, 6AL box and blaster 3 coil will give you good jolt. ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[johnnyhonda]

Keep the videos coming, not just for racers but for the street guys too. Thanks

[davidortiz]

I'm an old motorcycle mechanic, but my wife is making me transfer my hobby to something with 4 wheels! This is just what I needed! Very cool brother!

[HaroldMetzgar]

I have rebuilt several engines in my life. 90% of them were stock and the rest had mild street mods. Recently, I took on a Chrysler 440 with a cam designed for a 2800 stall converter and max power between 4500 and 7000 rpm. It was the first time I ever had to preset the timing at 35 degrees to make the engine run. This video helped confirm that I did it right. Thank you.

[jimhailmann]

You are exactly right, good video. I have been a engine builder for 62 years.

[Goy-wcod]

I just did this and my mild 350 started immediately. I always put my cars together and have to have help getting them running because all the other videos tell u to give it 8 or 12 degrees of advance. So glad i can do this myself now.

[josephsmith]

I really like your video style very detailed and easy to learn from

[leoclayboss]

Timely, outstanding tips. Tomorrow, I'm putting the distributor and carb back on my Pontiac 463 after I repainted the motor. I have done it before, but your procedures make it fool-proof. Your tip about the 2" estimate from the balancer mark for initial seting is great. Thanks, Leo

[jward]

Great video buddy!I did subscribe too. It's obvious you know what you are doing! I'm putting a new head gasket on my 66 Chevelle 327.

[davidj]

Good Video
1). Fuel, set expansion rate
2). Phasing, Spark prior to arrival NOT departing"
3). Ahhhh, kinda "Rough Timing", enough to run then "Fine Tune Timing"
4). Killer shock, yeah good tip!
I learned a lot
Great post

[timh]

That's great content Brian. Especially the phasing of the distributor to fire before it spins past the electrode.

[chetmarcotti]

Wow I did some teaching myself, but I can’t tell you how much I learned from you today. Thank you, your a really great teacher

[jimhailmann]

Thanks, I got the part number from you're timing light, ordered one so i knew it would work with MSD. Thanks again.

[ronaldlingle]

I really like your content I've been renting on cars for over 50 years and it took me at least 20 years to figure out what you just explained keep up the good work man like that very much. If we don't pass on our knowledge to the younger generation it's all going to be lost and I mean how many people out there know how to adjust to set up points or even know what a set of points is and condenser and and and and and good job man.

[STEELCITYCAPRICE]

Still got eyebrows 👍🏼😂😂😂😂🤛🏾😎 timing has been my nightmare, great post and now I'm getting back to my motor, yessir!👍🏼🏁🏁🏁