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Pertronix Ignitor Ignition Hitachi Distributor 4/6Cyl 12 Volt Negative Ground 1761
Pertronix Ignitor Ignition Hitachi Distributor 4/6Cyl 12 Volt Negative Ground 1761
SKU:CLR-PNL-1761
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Pertronix #1761
Engine Cylinder: 4/6 Cylinder
System Voltage: 12-Volt
Ground: Negative Ground
Carb E.O. #D-57-22
Fitment: See Extended Description Below For Vehicle Application & Distributor Model Number Application List
Features:
Operating Voltage: 8-V to 16-V DC
Temperature Range: -50 to 300F
RPM Range: 0 to 15,000 RPM
Can be used with most point-type coils, optimal performance achieved when used with Pertronix Flame-Thrower® 40,000 volt coil.
Works great in stock point-type distributors as a trigger for multi-spark CD ignitions, eliminating the need for expensive aftermarket distributors.
No complicated wiring makes installation easy.
A solid-state electronic ignition system. "Never change points again!"
For over thirty years, the Ignitor has proven itself in applications ranging from race cars to tractors. The Ignitor replaces breaker point and troublesome factory electronic ignitions with a dependable, self-contained and maintenance free electronic ignition system. The Ignitor has been called the "stealth" ignition because of its quick installation and nearly undetectable presence under your distributor cap.
Fits Distributor Model Numbers:
Distributor Model Number can be found on the side of the distributor just below the cap
Manufacturer Model #
Hitachi D409
Hitachi D414-83 (NOTE: 1761 fits - module plate mounting holes need to be elongated and re-counter sunk for proper clearance. To be done by customer.
Hitachi D4A6
Hitachi D610-58
Fits Vehicle Applications:
1970-73 Nissan/Datsun 6Cyl 240Z
This Product has been granted a California Air Resources Board (CARB) "E.O" (Executive Order) Exemption, or is considered a Direct Replacement or Consolidated Replacement part. It is 50 State Legal when installed on the appropriate vehicle per the Manufacturer Application guide and Installation Instructions.
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