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  1. 03-03-2005 11:21 PM #1
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    Mallory Hi Fire ignition module

     



    Hi All! I'm thinking about using a Mallory Hi Fire box in the '32 coupe I'm building, but I'm not sure if it's worth it or I need it! Opinions?? The engine's a 383 stroker with a 700R4 and I'm using a Mallory breakerless distributor so far. I'm just thinking that if it's not really worth it or needed then it's just another thing that can break down on a long trip! So what's the benefits etc???
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    Re: Mallory Hi Fire ignition module

     



    Originally posted by topsterguy
    Hi All! I'm thinking about using a Mallory Hi Fire box in the '32 coupe I'm building, but I'm not sure if it's worth it or I need it! Opinions?? The engine's a 383 stroker with a 700R4 and I'm using a Mallory breakerless distributor so far. I'm just thinking that if it's not really worth it or needed then it's just another thing that can break down on a long trip! So what's the benefits etc???
    i think you are 100% correct. around town it want make any dif.
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    That's kind of what I figured...............thanks Mike!
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