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> Replace Crank Fire with 123 distributor on a 6
jhynesrockmtn
post May 8 2021, 07:40 AM
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I have a 914-6 GT Replica built using a factory 6 engine case. The motor was built many years back but has little time on it from all accounts. It has an Electromotive Crank Fire set up on it now. The engine runs great and has good compression. Given I'll be using it for vintage race events and the engine is out we decided to replace the crank fire with the 123 distributor setup. Most vintage race groups would not allow crank fire to be used.

Given I don't have a distributor now I'm missing the clamp. I found one for sale at aasales. Do I need anything else or will this clamp provide the correct spacing to the drive gear?

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post May 8 2021, 08:26 AM
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What size engine do you have? If its a 2.0-2.2 then the clamp you specified looks like all you need. 2.4 and up come with the cast clampAttached Image
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post May 8 2021, 08:34 AM
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QUOTE(mb911 @ May 8 2021, 07:26 AM) *

What size engine do you have? If its a 2.0-2.2 then the clamp you specified looks like all you need. 2.4 and up come with the cast clampAttached Image


Thank you. It's a factory 914-6 engine case, 1970 2 liter. It is no longer stock displacement, etc. but this looks like the clamp I need. Ed wasn't sure if it was just the clamp that was needed but per the diagrams I've seen it looks like that should do it.
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QUOTE(mb911 @ May 8 2021, 07:26 AM) *

What size engine do you have? If its a 2.0-2.2 then the clamp you specified looks like all you need. 2.4 and up come with the cast clampAttached Image


Thank you. It's a factory 914-6 engine case, 1970 2 liter. It is no longer stock displacement, etc. but this looks like the clamp I need. Ed wasn't sure if it was just the clamp that was needed but per the diagrams I've seen it looks like that should do it.


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