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What is petronix?

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Also, does anyone have a good source on how to rewire my mustang? 65 coupe.

Steve
'65 289 Coupe
'94 Saturn SL1
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Pertronix have a drop in replacement for the points in your stock distributor that effectively give you electronic ignition, easy to install and works well, no more messing with the points trying to get the gap and dwell right.

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You can find out more at www.pertronix.com

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n/m

Steve
'65 289 Coupe---->Some say I'm too young, I say, "Too Bad."
'94 Saturn SL1
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Since I had read about it before buying my '67, the first thing I did was install the Pertronix ignition. It's only a 10 minute job and the directions were pretty clear. It's a good idea to change the coil while you're at it. Pertronix also makes an upgraded coil.
For rewiring, you can pick up an electrical diagram pretty cheap. That's a good start. Look in any of the big parts catalogs like NPD.

Chris

'67 Conv. 289 C-code Frost Turquise
'99 Ford F250 Super Duty 4x4
'01 Ford Escape (wife's car)
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