Reply to "distributor gear lubrification?"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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I purchased a new "ready to run" MSD distributor with drive gear.

I believe your MSD distributor gear is made of an alloy which is only compatible with OEM iron cam cores and ductile iron cam cores, and most likely incompatible with 8620 steel cam cores commonly used for aftermarket roller camshafts. Check with MSD to be sure!

What is your cam? Check with MSD and your camshaft manufacturer for specifics on materials and compatibility to avoid having to do this all over again after the next break-in run.

7/13/1110:42 AM

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