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    DISTRIBUTION OF POWER

    Mar 06, 2019 2 minutes
    PHOTOGRAPHY & WORDS:
    LANE ANDERSON

    The 1988 General Motors four-cylinder motor was computer controlled, it had a distributor but no points or condenser. In this application, there will be no computer so we will need to find a distributor which can “stand alone” and run our engine.

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