Carb and Distributor Swap

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Dieselmech52
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Location: New Haven, Kentucky

Carb and Distributor Swap

Post by Dieselmech52 »

Wondering if anybody has any info on this. I have a 85 B2 with a 2.8 and a auto tranny. Im wanting to ditch the computer controlled carburetor and all the other junk and put a plain old carb and distributor on it. What carb and distributor would be good for this? Also, what kind of other problems will I encounter?
Jorley
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Post by Jorley »

Here's a link that will help you.

http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_li ... spark.html

I just did mine and it's what I used. I think you will be pleased when you do it. Mine now idles and runs better. It even sounds better and the throttle response seems better also.

I bought all new parts and used the "78 mustang ll as the model year when getting the parts. Here's a break down of what it costs.

Auto Zone distributor...........part # 30-2691....$67.99
Auto Zone distributor cap.....part # F952..........$8.99
Auto Zone rotor....................part # F953............$3.99
Auto Zone control module....part # F102.........$25.99
Carquest cap adapter..........part # FD155.........$9.91
Total plus tax..................................................$127.59

Auto Zone doesn't carry the cap adapter so I had to get it from Carquest and I used the stock TFI coil.
'84 Bll 2.8L w/ duraspark, rv cam
TK5, 31x10.50x15
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