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Help identifying Distributor

Started by RJChallenger, May 30, 2021, 08:11:18 AM

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RJChallenger

Just picked up a box of Mopar stuff and in it was this dual point  distributor. It looks like a Mopar and uses a Standard product CH-304 rotor. It must be from the sixties judging by the oil lubrication hole. The only numbers I can see on the housing are I3P1
Any help identifying this distributor is much appreciated.

anlauto

Figure out the engine first by measuring shaft length, measured from mounting surface to lower end of distributor shaft.

Mopar LA engine – 3.875"
Mopar B engine – 3.5″
Mopar RB engine – 4″

Chrysler 331/354 Hemi – 4.25″
Chrysler 392 Hemi – 4.5″

Dodge 241/260/270 Hemi – 3.875"
Dodge 315/325 Hemi – 4.25″
Desoto 276/291 Hemi – 4.00″

Keep in mind 1970 440+6 340+6, Hemis all used Prestolite dual point distributors. You may have a winner there  :dunno:
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RJChallenger

No winner here. The shaft measures 4.25 inches in length. so it must be for a 331/354 hemi or 315/325 hemi .